Personal hygiene support
Assistance with bathing, grooming and dressing while respecting dignity.
Request verified attendants for non-clinical support at home or during a hospital stay. Share the patient’s routine, mobility needs, preferred shift and location with Domestica.
Patient care needs vary. Some families need companionship and mobility help for an older adult, while others need assistance with hygiene, meals and routine observation during recovery.
Domestica records the support setting, shift, daily tasks and patient condition before reviewing verified profiles with relevant stated experience.
Patient attendants provide non-clinical support. A registered nurse or doctor is required for injections, IV or drip management, wound care, diagnosis and other clinical procedures.
Describe the patient’s routine and any safety concern clearly so the team can review relevant attendant profiles.
Assistance with bathing, grooming and dressing while respecting dignity.
Help with safe daily movement according to the family’s instructions.
Support with meals and feeding based on the agreed household routine.
Timely reminders for prescribed medicine without clinical administration.
Calm presence, conversation and routine non-clinical observation.
Practical updates about the daily routine and any concerns noticed.
Include the exact home area or hospital name and the required shift when submitting the request.
Accurate details help the placement team assess whether an attendant or a qualified clinical professional is appropriate.
FOR FAMILIES HIRING STAFF
Share the role, schedule, area and preferences. Domestica's placement team will review your request.
Review the service boundaries, verification process and information required for a suitable placement.
Discuss the requirementPatient attendants provide non-clinical daily support and are not a substitute for a registered nurse or doctor. Injections, IV or drip management, wound care and other clinical procedures require an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
Yes. You can request support at home or in a hospital. Hospital arrangements remain subject to the facility’s rules, the patient’s needs and current attendant availability.
Yes. Families can discuss the patient’s routine, mobility needs, communication preferences and relevant experience with a proposed attendant before confirming placement.
Yes. Domestica verifies candidate identity and profile information before placement, including available identity documents and stated background details. Families should also complete their own interview and suitability checks.
Yes. Domestica provides guaranteed replacement support according to the applicable placement terms and hiring policy. Contact the team promptly if an assigned attendant is unsuitable.
Explain whether support is needed at home or hospital, the preferred shift, mobility level, personal-care routine, meal support, any fall risk and which tasks require a nurse or clinician.