Taking a stroke victim to the doctor: What should the family do if they are busy or live in another province? | SAN – Patient Care Application

Disaster Cerebral vascular accidents can cause patients to lose mobility, experience weakness on one side of the body, and even become unable to perform daily activities independently. Therefore, taking someone to the doctor It's not simply about "walking together," but a process that requires continuous support.

At large hospitals like Cho Ray Hospital and Military Hospital 175, examinations can last for many hours. Patients have to move between different areas, wait a long time, and easily become exhausted.

For busy families:

• It's not possible to take the whole day off work.
• It's impossible to follow every step.

For people in the provinces:

• Unfamiliar with the process
• No one to assist

Many stroke victims choose to hire a service to take them to the doctor:

300-500k/trip

But for the most part:

• Non-professional caring for the sick
• Not following closely
• Working multiple shifts → tired

👉 Risk: Inability to provide timely support when the patient is weak.

SAN offers:

• The person who accompanies you throughout.
• Step-by-step support
• Working in shifts → always stay alert

Expense:

42–70k/hour

👉 Download the app SAN to schedule an appointment take him to the doctor.