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Precious62
Asked January 2023
Is there a such thing as caregivers get paid per patient?
If so, how often would pay be?
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gladimhere
Jan 2023
Frequency of payment should be completely unrelated.
Paid per patient? Legal? I don't think so!
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cwillie
Jan 2023
People are generally paid by the hour or a salary is calculated based on the work provided just like any other job. Some people do make weird arrangements that often don't comply with labour laws, but I would never recommend going that route.
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JoAnn29
Jan 2023
Are you working in a Nursing Home? Or private care?
Please give us more info on what ur talking about
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Paid per patient? Legal? I don't think so!
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Please give us more info on what ur talking about