Wondering what is the glue that keeps any healthcare system together? You guessed right! They are nurses!

Patients and their families never forget how nurses treated them; as their job doesn’t stop at taking vital signs or updating patient records. They always do more than expected.

Basically, nurses are educators and advocate; they master the art of educating their patients about their disease and how they supposed to treat their bodies. Most importantly, they know how to support their patients when they are not even emotionally stable.

I’ll cross some lines over here and I’ll allow myself to tell you a story I lived, it was  about a nurse who I will never forget and how she supported me during my hard time. When I was a bit younger at my sixteen’s, I felt shocked knowing that my father has cancer. I didn’t know what I am supposed to do and what I should tell my father back then. That nurse gave me her precious time and supported me with her caring soul and words and how to fight with my father instead of just sitting and crying. She taught me how to be strong enough and not just for myself but for my family and my beloved ones.

So next time when you are at a hospital or dealt with our staff of nurses through 7keema, remember they are more than just nurses! They are blessings from the sky.

Our world is becoming tech-oriented within all the industries. Want to get a ride? Call Uber or Careem. Want to get food or any kind of service? It’s just one click away and it will be at your doorstep.

Mobile apps can also be a lifesaver when it comes to the healthcare industry. Remember a time when you were searching for the nearest pharmacy or hospital? It’s easy now using Google maps! And we already have seen medical counseling apps to reach any doctor or a specialist anytime.

The healthcare app trends are growing fast than ever reaching people all over the world; as more than 318, 000 medical-related apps have been released on app stores worldwide till now and are increasing rapidly.

In Egypt, we realize that many members of families don’t have time to take care of their loved ones or simply they are not trained to deal with different kind of situations related to healthcare problems.

That’s why we came up with 7keema the No.1 home nursing app in Egypt. 7keema is a lifesaver app that helps you reach out highly-trained staff of nurses for any kind of services such as elderly, child and women care and there are more to find out about us.

Download 7keema and help your loved ones!
Android devices: http://bit.ly/7keemaAndroid
iOS devices: http://bit.ly/7keemaapple

Caring for someone living with Alzheimer’s disease can be stressing and overwhelming. Not to mention, the daily responsibilities of our lives.

Providing care requires patience and time, and how to deal with unexpected reactions. But we can help you with those tips, which will make your life and your loved ones a lot easier.

1-Caregivers save lives.

Caregivers know how to build a support system that will help his /her patient to overcome problems, like lack of confidence, confusion, and anxiety.

2-Keep a routine.

Scheduling daily tasks such as bathing and medical appointments can help them feel less confused and agitating.  But, don’t forget to show some flexibility and patience for any spontaneous activities.

3- Home-nursing.

As home nursing can be a great help to Alzheimer’s patient, especially if he/she suffers from another disease that needs technical-nursing skills. Moreover, understanding their fears and anxiety and supporting them emotionally.

4-Get them involved.

Give them choices and ask for help, so they feel they are in control and their words matters. For example, instead of saying “Let’s go to the park”, ask if they want to go for a walk or go to dinner. Lastly, always assure them whenever possible.

If you are searching for home-nursing services for your loved ones, don’t hesitate to contact us via live chat or download 7keema’s application.

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