Foreign caregivers
We are no longer talking about just a few hours now and then, your loved one needs care and assistance throughout the day, but you must care for the rest of the family, too. So, we will ensure that your loved one receives the services of a skilled caregiver who will provide them with dedicated, patient and professional care. Care that will allow you the time and emotional freedom to spend with your loved one, giving them the energy, happiness and family love that there is no substitute for. We believe that, hand-in-hand and together with you, the person you love will get everything that is important for their well-being.
Foreign caregivers
Included in our personal care & home assistance package we also offer service by foreign caregivers who care for the elderly and disabled 24/7. Matan has extensive experience employing foreign caregivers; we also ensure that they all receive professional training and instruction in long-term care throughout the care period. If you choose the service of a foreign caregiver, we will accompany you through the employment process, explaining all of the requirements of Israeli Law. We will help you obtain the necessary permits in the shortest possible period of time, while providing hands-on guidance throughout.
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Who is eligible for a license to hire a foreign caregiver? What are the basic conditions? What is the duration of the license for the caregiver?
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The foreign caregiver's salary may be partially funded by a number of institutions:
Funding by the National Insurance Institute
Funding by the Foundation for the Benefit of the Holocaust Victims in Israel
Funding by the various healthcare services (Kupot Holim)
You will find a description of each of these here.
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After receiving the license to hire a foreign caregiver, you must select the right caregiver for the patient and his loved ones. We will help you with this process.
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The first steps for welcoming a new person into the family.
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Tips for successful cooperation between the caregiver and your family and the patient.
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