By Dianne Boyd, Branch Manager at Allmed Healthcare Professionals The demands placed on South African frail care and retirement villages are tougher than ever. These establishments must consistently provide high-quality care, while addressing persistent staffing issues and adapting to an increasingly complex regulatory environment. The limitations of traditional care models heavily reliant on individually employed
By Dianne Boyd, Branch Manager at Allmed As we celebrate Carer’s Week, an annual campaign recognising the invaluable work of caregivers, it’s essential to highlight the critical role they play in supporting the elderly and their families. In South Africa, the growing number of elderly individuals has created a pressing need for qualified caregivers. Given
By Sandra Sampson, Director at Allmed The healthcare sector in South Africa is beset with numerous challenges, ranging from high turnover rates to skilled staffing shortages and complex regulations in addition to stressful working environments, and communication barriers. Despite these formidable obstacles, patients have the right to expect top-tier care from their medical facilities. Here,
By Donald McMillan, Managing Director at Allmed Healthcare Professionals The caregiving workforce plays a crucial role in our society, but their efforts often go unnoticed. These individuals, known as carers, selflessly care for those in need due to factors such as illness, age, or frailty. Unfortunately, they face numerous challenges that can take a toll
Allmed Healthcare Professionals, a leading healthcare agency, has launched its innovative Pay Slip App, designed to provide convenience and efficiency to its valued staff. The app, available for both Android and iPhone devices, revolutionises the pay slip distribution process, eliminating the need for staff to physically visit the office. The development of the Pay Slip
By Sandra Sampson, Director at Allmed Healthcare Professionals With its two-tiered, highly unequal healthcare system, only 14.86% of South Africa’s population can currently afford private healthcare, and rising costs are making it difficult for many to keep paying their monthly medical aid premiums. There are plans to implement National Health Insurance (NHI) to fund healthcare
