Our care

Every situation has its plan.

Five areas of care, always with the same method: a responsible case manager, a coordinated team and a weekly report.

Nurse in conversation with the person in her care

Post-operative care and rehabilitation

Coming home is the most vulnerable moment of the whole hospital journey. The case manager receives the discharge, translates the hospital plan into a home plan, mobilises rehabilitation and keeps the link to the service that operated.

Coordinated hospital-to-home transition
Home plan built from the discharge
Rehabilitation mobilised and followed
Liaison with the operating service

2 to 12 weeks

A page to forward after discharge
Adult reviewing her care plan with her case manager at home

Dementia and chronic conditions

Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, stroke sequelae, chronic conditions. A care plan that adjusts as things evolve, measured by indices and reviewed with the family.

Individual care plan
Evolution measured by indices
Regular review with the family
Coordination of the whole team

Continuous coordination

Young wheelchair user receiving support from a healthcare professional at home

Daily support and presence

This is the day-to-day home care families look for: hygiene, mobility, nutrition, fall prevention and presence. Provided by health care technicians with verified credentials, within the plan defined by the case manager and recorded in the weekly report.

Hygiene, nutrition and comfort
Mobility and fall prevention
Verified credentials
Recorded in the weekly report

Flexible hours

What our home care includes
Soft light coming through the window of a home

Frailty and ageing

When there is no diagnosis yet, but there are signs: loss of independence, weight loss, falls, confusion. This is where assessment by indices makes the biggest difference, because it allows us to act before the crisis rather than after it.

Assessment by validated indices
Signs caught in time
A preventive plan, not a reactive one
Regular reassessment

Regular assessment and monitoring

Young wheelchair user speaking with a healthcare professional at home

Young adults with chronic dependency

Cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, spinal cord injury and other conditions that need ongoing clinical coordination at home. The plan follows the person, not an age band: case manager, therapies and daily support in the same plan.

Ongoing clinical coordination at home
A plan that follows the person, not their age
Therapies and daily support in the same plan
A weekly report for the family

Continuous coordination

The case manager starts from €90 / month. Clinical acts and care-technician hours are set after the home assessment, with the price known upfront. Home assessment: €45. If you take a package, it is deducted from the first month.

See the monthly packages

The next step

Tell us about your situation.

Every family is different. Tell us about yours and we will tell you, honestly, how the plan would take shape. We reply within 24 hours.

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