The social worker at the German Medical Institute provides a wide range of services designed to address the individual needs of patients and their families. These services are offered with compassion, professionalism, and a strong emphasis on continuity of care.

Key responsibilities include:

Personalized Meetings
One-on-one sessions with patients, relatives, or carers to discuss concerns and assess overall needs.

Assessment and Evaluation
Careful investigation and evaluation of each case to identify critical needs and determine the most appropriate support plan.

Liaison with External Services
Coordination with public institutions, community services, and other healthcare providers to facilitate access to necessary resources.

Application Assistance
Support with completing official forms and documentation to ease bureaucratic processes related to healthcare, social support, or benefits.

Collaboration with NGOs and Local Authorities
Working closely with non-governmental organizations and municipal services to expand the network of available support.

Connection with Volunteer Networks
Facilitating the involvement of volunteers across Cyprus to provide timely help in addressing various practical and social challenges.

Home-Based Services
Coordinating in-home support in collaboration with national social welfare services, ensuring continuity of care post-discharge.

Transportation Assistance
Arranging transport to and from the GMI for patients with verified social or financial needs, based on an individualized assessment.

Ongoing Follow-Up
Maintaining regular communication with patients after their return home to monitor their well-being and provide assistance in resolving any emerging issues.

Through these services, the social worker plays a crucial role in ensuring that each patient receives holistic, respectful, and sustained support—both within and beyond the hospital setting.