Patient, experienced helpers for ageing parents – mobility support, medication routines and genuine companionship.
In short: Elderly care helpers support ageing family members with daily routines, mobility, meals, medication reminders and companionship – usually alongside light household work. Paramount Asia places experienced elderly care helpers from the Philippines, Indonesia and Myanmar, with transparent rates and a licensed specialist guiding the hire.
Every profile is screened, referenced and available now unless marked otherwise. Rates shown are PASIA's published ranges.
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Elderly care is the category families most often underestimate. Beyond cooking and cleaning, an elderly care helper is usually managing a routine – helping with washing and dressing, supporting mobility around a small Hong Kong flat, reminding about medication, accompanying appointments, and noticing the small changes that a family living elsewhere would miss. Companionship is not a soft extra here; isolation is one of the most common reasons a placement is requested in the first place.
Most elderly care placements also include general household work, so it is worth being honest with yourself about the balance before you interview. A helper caring for a bed-bound parent has very little capacity left for a four-person household's cooking and laundry. Where the need is genuinely heavy, some families hire specifically for care and adjust expectations elsewhere.
Important: A domestic helper is not a trained nurse. Medication reminders, mobility support and personal care are within scope; clinical procedures are not. Where a family needs medical care, we will say so rather than place the wrong person.
Client to supply Confirm PASIA's policy wording on medical/nursing boundaries.
No. A foreign domestic helper may assist with personal care, mobility, meals, and medication reminders, but is not a trained nurse and must not perform clinical procedures. Families needing medical care should arrange qualified nursing support alongside a helper.
The helper's wage must be at least the Government's Minimum Allowable Wage for foreign domestic helpers, plus a food allowance or food provided. PASIA's placement service fee is published as a range at HK$X,XXX.Verify current MAW and food allowance vs the Labour Department, as of [date].
A local transfer (a helper already in Hong Kong changing employer) is typically the fastest route, while overseas direct hire takes longer because of visa and deployment processing. Timelines depend on Immigration Department processing.
Client to supply PASIA's typical timeline ranges.
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Tell a specialist what your parent's day actually looks like and we will tell you honestly which helpers suit it – including when the answer is that you need more than a helper.
