WATCH: ActivCare has made its move to #BringHealthHome by launching its own COVID HomeCare Program to help with the increasing demand for medical assistance to asymptomatic patients or those with mild to moderate COVID-19 symptoms.
ABS-CBN NEWS: Home care for COVID-19 patients harder amid rising demand, lack of health workers“Caring for a COVID-19 patient at home is a challenging and a daunting endeavor. While there is a demand for the service, there is a lack of health workers. Despite this, however, health workers remain committed. The Medical City in Pasig City and ActivCare each have 3 to 4 teams dedicated for home care. Each team is composed of three members: the attending physician, a caregiver or nurse and an associate physician who will do the home visits.”
Manila Bulletin: The Medical City: Bringing healthcare into the future“We have partners here,” Jose Xavier “Eckie” B. Gonzales, chairman of TMC, explains to the Manila Bulletin. “There’s ActivCare, which is oriented toward hospice, if you’re very sick but you don’t want to stay in the hospital over time because you want to be with your family…”
“A lot of hospitals and clinics, especially those located within Metro Manila, are quickly getting filled up with patients following the steep rise of COVID-19 cases in the Philippines after the holiday season…Unfortunately, not everyone knows how to take care of the sick at home since they lack the equipment or skills to do so. Thankfully, these establishments offer private nursing services within the comforts of your own home.”
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