1. Liaison with relatives of senior citizens
2. Handle collection and accompaniment of senior citizens to various locations for purposes which could include a hospital visit, airport pick-up/drop, family functions, etc.
3. Assist senior citizens through the purpose of travel (e.g. If it's an airport drop, then help with check-ins and pick-ups, if it's a family function or shopping need, accompany them and keep them safe, etc.)
4. Manage first-line contingencies and emergencies en route to any location (coordinate with other teams, medical facilities authorities, etc.)
5. Handle coordination of transport and routines
6. Work with inbound hospital liaison associates
7. Liaison with the hospital management and staff
8. Schedule patient visits and their time-bound routine once they reach the hospital
9. Accompany senior citizens through the doctor's consultation process and help them understand instructions, coordinate with diagnostics, etc.
Requirements:
1. A graduate with the ability to manage crisis
2. Good communication skills with spoken and written proficiency in English, Hindi, and one regional language (in non-Hindi speaking states)
3. Good people management abilities with coordination skills
All of us will live to experience the inevitable process of aging. It is important to promote and extend healthy active life and minimize the period spent in dependency. Many seniors today say that they would prefer to stay in their homes or "age in place" for as long as possible. However, as people get older, a number of age-related conditions can make living at home increasingly difficult. Challenges like cognitive decline and decreased mobility make living at home without assistance difficult and unsafe.
You may be used to handling everything yourself, dividing up duties with your spouse, or relying on family for help around the home. If the idea of moving to a retirement community, assisted living facility, or nursing home isn't appealing, home care services will be able to help keep you living in your own home for longer. At MySeniors, we are constantly trying to bridge the gap between the desires and capabilities of the people who once taught us the things we do today.
