Transitional care is aimed at giving aid to a patient that has recently started their recovery process outside of the hospital. Most patients that go through this recovery phase seek  care in order to improve their recovery. To ensure a smooth transition and the best optimal recovery outcomes, caregivers are required to be well prepared and attentive to the patients' needs.

The Responsibilities of a Carer in taking care 

• Preventing Readmissions - This is the primary goal of post hospitalization care. Caregivers must closely monitor the patient's condition and implement measures to ensure that the patient needs not to be readmitted anymore due to their condition.
• Facilitating Rehabilitation and Recovery - Hospitalization and Confinement can be stressful. Caregivers play the role of facilitating the patient's recovery and rehabilitation. This aid involves providing medical attention, therapy sessions, as well as running exercises aimed at improving strength, mobility, motor functions, speech and other daily activities. 
• Managing Pain and Discomfort - Caregivers are also responsible for alleviating pain and ensuring the comfort of the patient. Most often  enough, patients who had been confined to a hospital are prone to be feeling pain and discomfort, even after they had been sent home. A caregiver will ensure that post-hospitalization pains are given attention to and properly managed. 

Professional Post-Hospitalization Care Services

At Care Unlimited, our team of professional caregivers specializes in providing comprehensive post-hospitalization care services. From personalized rehabilitation plans to pain management strategies and proactive monitoring, we are dedicated to ensuring our patients achieve a full and successful recovery.