Siphiwo Health Care

Siphiwo Health Care The Siphiwo Health Care initiative was born out of the need for quality Primary Health Care.

To serve families in their homes or care facilities, institutions where “step-down” care or convalescent supportive care is required.

19/12/2024

When you need a Caregiver to assist, call. We are there to help you Care

15/12/2024

Caring is a gift in character. Love for humanity is important. Competence (Knowledge, Skill and a positive attitude) is ...
12/12/2024

Caring is a gift in character. Love for humanity is important. Competence (Knowledge, Skill and a positive attitude) is key to caring for people. Siphiwo Health Care provides a Caring Service.

  Try us and have peace of mind this festive season
11/12/2024


Try us and have peace of mind this festive season

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The Festive season is fast approaching and it can become the loneliest time for some people, especially the elderly or those recovering from being sick or those having had surgery.....
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04/12/2024

Handling and supporting people who have experienced a stroke requires understanding, patience, and appropriate care. Here are key considerations:

# # # Immediate Response
1. **Call for Help**: If someone is exhibiting stroke symptoms, call emergency services immediately.
2. **Recognize Symptoms**: Use the FAST acronym:
- **F**ace drooping: Check if one side of the face droops.
- **A**rm weakness: Ask the person to raise both arms; one may drift down.
- **S**peech difficulties: Look for slurred speech or difficulty speaking.
- **T**ime to call emergency services.

# # # Communication
- **Be Clear and Simple**: Use short sentences and speak slowly.
- **Listen Actively**: Allow them time to respond and show understanding.
- **Non-Verbal Cues**: Pay attention to facial expressions and body language.

# # # Physical Support
- **Assist with Mobility**: Offer help if they struggle to walk; use mobility aids if necessary.
- **Maintain Safety**: Ensure their environment is safe and free of hazards to prevent falls.

# # # Emotional Support
- **Be Patient**: Understand that recovery can be slow; offer encouragement.
- **Normalize Interaction**: Treat them as you normally would, without condescension.

# # # Rehabilitation
- **Encourage Therapy**: Support participation in physical, occupational, and speech therapy.
- **Follow Care Plans**: Adhere to healthcare providers' recommendations for recovery.

# # # On-going Support
- **Stay Informed**: Learn more about stroke recovery and available resources.
- **Connect with Support Groups**: Encourage connections with others who have experienced strokes for shared support and learning.

# # # Self-Care for Caregivers
- **Seek Support**: Caregiving can be challenging; consider joining caregiver support groups.
- **Take Breaks**: Regularly take time for yourself to recharge.

Handling individuals recovering from a stroke involves a compassionate approach that supports their physical, emotional, and social needs while facilitating their recovery journey.

29/11/2024

Are you Caring for a loved one who is sick at home? Would you like advice on how to care for them.?We are hete

Address

42 Koeberg Road
Cape Town
7405

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 16:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 16:00
Thursday 08:30 - 16:00
Friday 08:30 - 16:00

Telephone

+27215101489

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