- The decision to have a companion with the client is made by the doctor/psychologist.
- Clients must comply with the rules set to avoid disruption of clinical services.
- The number of companions is limited to one person.
- Attendants must keep the clinic’s equipment tidy and clean; The companion who damages the clinic property will cover the damage.
- In order to provide a peaceful environment, the client and his/her relatives; It is essential not to talk loudly or make noise in the client room and waiting corridors.
- Companions will not use tobacco or alcohol within the clinic boundaries.
Companion Rules
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