Health Support for Elderly and Bedridden Citizens from Antalya Metropolitan Municipality

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Antalya Metropolitan Municipality continues its uninterrupted home health and free patient transport services for elderly, disabled, and bedridden individuals.

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The Antalya Metropolitan Municipality Department of Health Affairs continues its uninterrupted free home health and patient transport services for disabled, elderly, and bedridden citizens.

Home Health and Care Services

Antalya Metropolitan Municipality continues to facilitate citizens' access to health services within the scope of Home Health Services. Teams operating within the unit visit citizens in need at their homes to perform necessary examinations and checks.

Work of Expert Health Teams

Health checks, care needs, and support aimed at facilitating the daily lives of citizens visited at their homes are provided by professional teams consisting of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, and care personnel.

Comprehensive Medical Practices

Within the scope of Home Health Services, patients' injection and catheter procedures are carried out, while blood sugar and blood pressure measurements as well as dental examinations are meticulously performed.

Free Patient Transport Support

In situations requiring intervention at a hospital, citizens' transport to healthcare institutions is provided completely free of charge using transport ambulances.

Evaluations of Health Personnel

Neşe Koç, working as a nurse in the Home Health Services Unit, stated that they provide necessary support with transport vehicles to citizens who have difficulty going to the hospital and providing transportation. Koç noted that they offer practices such as dressing bedsores, information on medication use, and physical therapy.

Thank You Messages from Citizens

Extremely pleased with this comprehensive service focused on social municipalism, citizens Hatice Turpçu, Ramazan Tunç, and Melek Şeref Uca thanked the municipal teams for the care they showed and the support they provided.