Carefree care: the advantages of 24-hour care from Romania

Caring for a loved one at home can be both fulfilling and exhausting. Between medical requirements, day-to-day help and the necessary companionship, relatives quickly reach their limits. Professional 24-hour caregivers, especially those from Romania, offer a reliable and compassionate solution. Alexandru's story with Mr. Winkler shows how Romanian caregivers or nursing staff can bring warmth, expertise and peace of mind to everyday care.

 

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Imagine you and your family are faced with the challenge of caring for a loved one. Between medical needs and the desire for a self-determined life, it can quickly become stressful. 24-hour care from Romania offers a wonderful solution here.

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Alexandru and Mr. Winkler - a moving story

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Do you know the story of Mr. Winkler and Alexandru? When Mr. Winkler's health declined, his family looked for a solution that would allow him to live in dignity within his own four walls. Together they found Alexandru, a compassionate 24-hour caregiver from Romania, through noracares. 

The arrival of Alexandru has fundamentally changed Mr. Winkler's life. A lonely everyday life became a time full of encounters and shared experiences. 'I feel alive again,' emphasized Mr. Winkler. The two men have formed a deep bond that goes far beyond professional care. Alexandru has become not just a caregiver to Mr. Winkler, but a true friend.

His professional and cordial manner deeply impressed not only Mr. Winkler, but also his family. 

 

Why 24-hour care from Romania could be the right choice 

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Individualized and compassionate care

Have you ever thought about,  having a caregiver by your loved one's side who not only does their job, but cares wholeheartedly about their well-being. Romanian caregivers bring a deep connection and empathy based on a long tradition of family care. They adapt flexibly to your individual needs, whether it's assistance with daily personal hygiene, meal preparation or simply a sympathetic ear.

 

Stability and routine:

24-hour care offers you and your loved ones reliable structure and security. Imagine always having someone by your side to help you with everyday tasks and be there for you. The feeling of safety and security helps you to feel comfortable in your familiar surroundings and enjoy a higher quality of life.

 

Relief for relatives

Caring for a loved one is a huge responsibility that takes up a lot of time and energy. With 24-hour care, you can free up more time for yourself and your family. You'll have more time for your hobbies, friends and your own health.

 

Affordable and high quality

Are you looking for quality care that won't break your budget? 24-hour care from Romania offers you a cost-effective alternative to expensive nursing homes. And you don't have to do without professional and loving care.

 

Advantages of 24-hour care

Advantages of 24-hour care with Romanian caregivers

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Individualized care Romanian caregivers are known for their patience and their ability to adapt to the individual needs of each person
Stability and routine 24-hour care provides constant companionship and creates a familiar environment
Relief for relatives You have more time for yourself and your family again
Cost-effective solution 24-hour care from Romania is often an affordable alternative
Cultural enrichment Romanian caregivers bring their warm nature and cultural values to your household

 

Enrichment through cultural diversity

Elderly woman smiles while playing cognitive games at a table, assisted by a caregiver.

 

Try to imagine it, your home becomes a place where different cultures meet. When you choose 24-hour care, you open the door to new experiences and perspectives. Just like in the story of Mr. Winkler and Alexandru, meeting another culture can be enriching for everyone involved. Alexandru enriched Mr. Winkler's daily life by introducing Romanian traditions, for example by preparing traditional dishes. These small gestures strengthened their bond and created an atmosphere of mutual respect.

Cultural differences can be an enrichment, but they can also lead to challenges. It is important to be open to new perspectives and to respect each other's values and traditions. 

At noracares, we support you in building a harmonious relationship with your caregiver. In our numerous articles, you will find valuable tips and advice on how you can use cultural differences as an opportunity for growth and development.

 

Practical tips for families

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You are about to make an important decision: 24-hour care for your loved one. To make the transition as smooth as possible, we have put together some practical tips for you here:

 

Prepare a cozy home for everyone

Create a separate, quiet room for your caregiver with a comfortable bed, a desk and plenty of storage space. This will make them feel comfortable right from the start and allow them to concentrate on their tasks.

 

Planning together for a smooth everyday life

Take time for a detailed discussion with your caregiver. Decide together which tasks they should take on and which routines are important for your relative. Whether it's daily personal hygiene, preparing meals or joint activities - a clear structure provides security and makes everyday life easier.

 

Open communication is key

Regular conversations with your caregiver are essential. Discuss the progress of the care, possible challenges and the need for adjustments. This will ensure that care is always tailored to the individual needs of your relative.

 

Flexibility is required

The needs of care recipients can change over time. Be open to change and adapt the care plan together with your caregiver. This way, you can ensure a consistently high quality of care.

 

How noracares supports you

On noracares, you can quickly and easily find the right caregiver for you or your loved ones. We connect you with qualified caregivers who match your individual needs. 

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Have you ever thought about how you can best support your loved one? 

Have you already thought about what everyday life with 24-hour care should look like? Together with your family and the caregiver, you can create an individual care plan. 

This plan helps to best meet the needs of your loved one while providing structure and clarity. We will support you in creating this plan and provide you with advice and assistance.

Here is an example of a general care plan for 24-hour care that you can use as a basis: 

Maintenance plan form

Care plan for [name of person]

Personal data

Objectives of care

  • Maintaining the greatest possible independence
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  • Ensuring a pleasant, safe environment
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  • Promote pain reduction and well-being.
  • Promote social contact and activities.
  • Improve quality of life.

Administration of medication

Special needs

 

Practical tips checklist for getting started

  • Preparation: Prepare a cozy room for your caregiver.
  • Communication: Talk openly about your expectations and wishes.
  • Regular conversations: Schedule regular conversations with the caregiver to adjust the care plan.

 

The cooperation between Austria and Romania in the field of care opens up new perspectives. 

Qualified caregivers from Romania bring their experience and empathy to Austrian households. This international cooperation creates a valuable exchange that is enriching for both the families and the caregivers. According to a recent study by the BMASK, more than 70% of families who make use of 24-hour care feel emotionally relieved and are better able to focus on the needs of their loved ones.

 

Nora's Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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Most have training in personal care or training in elderly care and speak moderate to good German.
Many caregivers often have additional certifications recognized throughout Europe to meet Austrian standards.
You can view profiles via noracares and decide on a personal interview.
The costs vary depending on the qualifications and experience of the caregiver. Romanian caregivers are often a more cost-effective option compared to local alternatives or residential facilities.
noracares recommends discussing preferred communication methods in advance.

 

 

 

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Imagine coming home and being greeted by a smiling face. Your loved ones are well looked after and you can finally breathe again. With 24-hour care from Romania, this wish becomes a reality.

Our loving caregivers adapt to your individual needs. The focus is on you and your loved ones. Take advantage of our free consultation and find the perfect caregiver for your loved ones now.

Request a free consultation today and take the first step towards a better quality of life!

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Graphic logo of Nora's treasure trove of knowledge, a collection of information for caregivers. Ideal for presenting nursing knowledge and advice.
  • 24-hour-care: A continuous care of a person, usually in their home environment, by a specially trained caregiver.
  • Caregiver: A person who is professionally trained to care for and look after sick, disabled or elderly people.
  • Caregiver: Synonym for caregiver.
  • Romanian nurses: nurses who come from Romania and usually have specialized training in nursing.
  • Individual care: Care that is tailored to the specific needs and wishes of the person in need of care.
  • Empathy: The ability to empathize with the feelings and thoughts of others.
  • Basic care: Personal hygiene activities such as washing, dressing, eating and drinking.
  • Homecare: Household chores, such as cooking, cleaning, shopping.
  • Maintenance schedule: An individualized plan that specifies the care measures for a person.
  • noracares: The name of the company offering the placement of Romanian caregivers.

Other terms:

  • Dementia: A disease that leads to a progressive loss of mental capacity.
  • Alzheimer's disease: A form of dementia.
  • Nursing-home: A facility where people in need of care are cared for.
  • Mobile Care: Care that takes place in the home environment of the person in need of care.
  • Palliative care: Care that helps seriously ill people in the last phase of their lives to alleviate pain and discomfort.

 

 

 

 

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