Frequently Asked Questions
Yes – all that is required is a prescription and validated doctor discharge order and provided that the initial dose of the antibiotic was given in the hospital (to rule out any medical reaction). You never want to take the first dose of antibiotic at home as it could cause significant medical emergencies
Yes – all our staff at Enayati complete Basic Life Support training when they first join. Nurses are trained to respond and resuscitate and call for back up emergency ambulance services to prepare for transport.
Yes – we often relief family members so they get a rest during the night. We are welcome in all hospitals in Dubai and can provide extra TLC for your family member and provide a report on activity to you the following day.
Yes – we have designed the UAE first homecare program that TRAINS your HOME Helper. You can find a caregiver of your choice that is best suited for your home environment, and we can train that person to care for your family member.
Changes in body composition with aging may influence drug metabolism. As we age, we increase our body fat composition and decrease our lean body mass. Increase of body fat may increase that of fat soluble drugs such as Diazepam. Sometimes that causes the patient to be very drowsy. Decrease in lean body mass and body water reduces the volume of distribution of water-soluble drugs ex. Digoxin. It is very important that medication management in the elderly be followed up with a doctor on a regular basis to detect any changes needed
An important part of recovery is preventing subsequent strokes. having a stroke increases the risk of another. the greatest risk occurs immediately after a stroke and the risk stays high for five years. Overall, 30 per cent of survivors have a second stro
Most stroke survivors find that remembering old information from before their stroke remains easy, while learning new information is difficult. Memory difficulties may also contribute to difficulties in problem-solving and learning new ideas
All our physiotherapists hold, at the very least, a Bachelor’s degree from their home country and licensed by DHA.
