Home Care for COVID-19 Positive Clients
Our Champs have cared for many patients nationwide who have tested positive for the Coronavirus. The Electronic Vaccination Data System allows everyone in the country - both residents and non-residents to register for their vaccination jabs. We are keeping track of all the vaccination certificates.
You can rest assured that our caregivers are taking every possible precaution to keep you and your family safe and healthy. Our caregivers are available to assist with clients who test positive for the coronavirus.
Compassionate Care for Covid-19
Our caregivers are ready to treat patients who have tested positive for the coronavirus with the utmost special attention. Among the additional procedures they follow in order to ensure optimal comfort during the recovery process are:Ensuring the intake of at least 2L of fluids
Preparation of herbal teas to provide relief from congestion and discomfort
Soothing and opening the nasal passages through steaming the face
Chest and back rubs for ease of respiration
Massaging for body aches and more…
LETS TALK
Give us a call (+27 87 944 6299), email us (care@carechamp.co.za), or fill in our online form (below). Someone from our team will get back to you within 8 working hours.
24/7 Live-in shift RECOMMENDED
The less people the caregiver—and your loved one, by extension—comes into contact with, the better. A 24/7 live-in shift will mean your caregiver can greatly minimise risks.
Bookings, RATES & surchaRge
We accept bookings from a minimum of 8 hours/day to 24/7 care. Click here for our standard rates.
A 20% risk surcharge will be applied to account for the 14 days post-care when the caregiver (as a precaution) will be required to self-isolate and, as a result, won’t be able to take on more work.
home oxygen therapy
Oxygen therapy can be used early on for COVID-19 patients to manage the illness. Our registered nurses (RNs) are available to assist with oxygen therapy at home.
A pulse oximeter calculates how much oxygen is being transported through your bloodstream. Doctors consider a reading of 94% and higher to be normal. We always recommend consulting your Doctor first.