24 Hour care is around-the-clock, daytime and overnight. While each country has its own regulations, typically options for 24 hour care include: 

• One caregiver who works a full day, with breaks, followed by eight hours rest in the client’s home, rotating every 7 days
• Two caregivers work in twelve hour shifts. The evening caregiver stays awake through the night, rotating every 7 days

The following signs might indicate that it is time to change from hourly to 24 hour care for your older spouse, parent or friend:

• Frequent falls or compromised balance. This can be the result of dementia, a neurological problem, or following an accident
• Confusing day time and night time, frequently awake in the middle of the night, or agitated in the dark
• Recent hospitalisation or stay in a rehabilitation facility after a hip fracture, stroke or heart attack
• Fainting or confusion from dehydration
• Difficulty eating or drinking without assistance
• Wandering from home, by foot or vehicle, and getting lost or confused
• Confused or frightened by short absences of family, friends or caregivers
• New or increased bathroom accidents 
• Leaving the stove on unattended
• You are afraid to leave the person at night or you are not getting regular sleep because you are tending to their night time needs

Our world-class facilities are staffed by highly skilled healthcare professionals that are dedicated to provide the best quality service. La Vie Care upholds the industry best practices. We have a registered nurse available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Our care-worker to patient ratio is also 1:4, which means there is always help at hand when needed.