What does SSID mean in HOSPITALS

SSID provides a range of medical and nursing care, as well as other support services, to elderly people in need of professional care at home. Services can include personal hygiene assistance, medication management, help with activities of daily living such as shopping or cleaning, and accompaniment to medical appointments.

Eligibility for SSID services is based on an assessment by a qualified health practitioner. The individual must be over the age of 65 or have a disability that requires care from outside the family unit, such as dementia or mobility difficulties.

Yes; However, these costs will depend on the individual's financial situation and whether they are eligible for any public funding. For more information about any potential costs associated with SSID care, please contact your local authority.

SSID typically employs registered nurses and licensed practical nurses to deliver care in-home to those requiring it. In some cases they may also employ other types of healthcare professionals such as social workers or occupational therapists if necessary.

Quality assurance is taken very seriously within SSID, with regular monitoring and review processes in place to ensure that all individuals receive high quality, safe care whilst under their care. All services delivered throughout France must meet the national standards set forth by the French Ministry of Health in order to be eligible for public funding and reimbursement from insurance plans.