Nursing Assistants work under the supervision of Registered Nurses and follow instructions from the patient’s physician to deliver private-duty care.
Here are some functions they perform when assigned to a patient at home:
They assist with bathing clients, offering support and maintaining respect for their privacy, ensuring a hygienic and dignified bathing experience.
Nursing Assistants help clients with dressing, providing the necessary assistance to promote comfort and self-esteem while respecting their personal preferences.
They provide support with toileting needs, ensuring clients are comfortable and maintaining privacy while assisting with necessary hygiene tasks.
Nursing Assistants aid with personal hygiene routines, including grooming and oral care, to help clients maintain their health and well-being.
Nursing Assistants deliver bedside care as prescribed by physicians, focusing on meeting specific medical and comfort needs of the client.
They perform light housekeeping tasks, such as cleaning and organizing, to create a tidy living environment that supports the client’s overall comfort and safety.
Nursing Assistants prepare meals, catering to dietary restrictions and preferences, ensuring clients receive nutritious and balanced food to support their health.
They assist with medication reminders, helping clients stay on track with their prescribed regimens and manage their health effectively.
Nursing Assistants provide companionship, engaging clients in conversation and activities to offer emotional support and alleviate feelings of isolation.
They provide respite care, giving family caregivers a break while ensuring clients receive attentive and compassionate care.
