The Hospital Sitters, a service of Sharp Home Care, provides independent, non-medical hospital sitting at the nine facilities below. Contact our team to confirm current staffing, your requested schedule and facility access requirements.
| Hospital | Area |
|---|---|
| Wellstar Kennestone Hospital | Marietta |
| Northside Hospital Atlanta | Sandy Springs |
| Piedmont Atlanta Hospital | Atlanta |
| Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital | Atlanta |
| Emory Johns Creek Hospital | Johns Creek |
| Emory University Hospital Midtown | Atlanta |
| Northside Hospital Cherokee | Canton |
| Wellstar Douglas Hospital | Douglasville |
| Wellstar North Fulton Medical Center | Roswell |
Daytime, overnight and 24-hour support
Families can request bedside companionship during hours they cannot be present. Explore overnight hospital sitting and 24-hour support. Visit pricing for the published schedule options and rates.
What to share when you contact us
For an initial availability check, provide the hospital name, desired dates and hours, and your contact information. Our team will discuss the assignment and any facility requirements. A specific start time or caregiver is not confirmed until the assignment is accepted.
Independent support alongside hospital care
Our sitters provide companionship, reassurance and help communicating everyday needs. Clinical monitoring, medications and treatment remain with hospital staff. Service availability does not imply a formal hospital partnership, affiliation or endorsement.
Hospital sitter questions
What is a hospital sitter?
A hospital sitter provides an attentive presence at a patient’s bedside during an agreed assignment. The Hospital Sitters offers independent, non-medical companionship and practical support for families in Atlanta, Marietta and surrounding communities. Arrangements depend on caregiver availability, the care plan and facility rules.
What does a sitter do at a hospital?
Our sitters offer companionship and reassurance, help communicate everyday needs to hospital staff, and provide assistance permitted by the care plan and hospital rules. Hospital nurses and other clinical staff remain responsible for medications, treatment and clinical monitoring. Our service does not replace hospital-required clinical observation.
What is one-on-one patient sitting?
One-on-one patient sitting means a caregiver is assigned to provide bedside support for one person during the agreed hours. Families can discuss daytime, overnight or 24-hour schedules. Confirm the facility, requested hours, care needs and availability with our team before relying on a start time.
Call 678-437-1950 or check sitter availability. For questions about an unlisted facility, please contact our team.