The spectrum of our clients ranges from teenagers and young adults to seniors who require 24-hour intensive care. With our wide range of services, we tailor each client’s day to ensure that even with existing deficits, a highly self-determined daily life can be maintained. We offer advice on handling formalities and clarify cost coverage with the relevant authorities.

Our care philosophy includes the wishes, abilities, and habits of the client in the care process.
We approach our clients with empathy, tolerance, and are free from religious, cultural, or social prejudices.

Our services at a glance
Basic care – All activities of daily living that the client can no longer perform independently or only to a limited extent, such as personal hygiene, showering/bathing, mobility assistance, help with eating, meal preparation, shopping, laundry, accompanying clients outside the home (e.g., to doctors, authorities, or social activities).

Coordination with specialists and therapists – For example, internists, pulmonologists, neurologists, urologists, dentists, ophthalmologists; physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, respiratory therapists, and music therapists.

Treatment care – All measures for the treatment and care of diseases, such as tracheostomy care/endotracheal suctioning, tracheal cannula management, secretion management, non-hospital ventilation care, medication preparation and administration, injections/insulin injections, blood sugar measurement, blood pressure measurement, blood gas analysis, care of PEG/PEJ, dressing and changing wound dressings (chronic wounds, compression stockings and bandages), pressure ulcer treatment, parenteral nutrition, bladder catheter care/superpubic catheter care, stoma care, specialized patient observation, port care, monitoring vital parameters, oxygen therapy, emergency management, palliative care.

Consultation – Support with cost clarification, cost clarification with all cost bearers such as health insurance, long-term care insurance, and social welfare office, advice on care levels, respite care, provision of care aids such as rehab aids or incontinence products, and additional guidance and training for family caregivers, consultation on therapeutic services like physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, referral to specialists and weaning centers, referral to hairdressers and foot care, 24-hour on-call service.

Home consultation services – Family caregivers who provide care at home are required to have a consultation by a care service twice a year (§ 37 para. 3 and 4 SGB XI). The goal of these consultation visits is to ensure the best possible home care and provide advice on aids, higher care levels, or pain management. We provide these consultation services.

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