Our services

Tailored help, for every moment

Eight ways to stay at home with peace of mind. They come together as a tailored plan: today what is needed, tomorrow what will be. All coordinated by a single contact.

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01 Personal care 02 Home help and meals 03 Accompaniment 04 Home nursing 05 Home physiotherapy 06 Respite for carers 07 Night care 08 Personal alarm

Hygiene and daily care

Personal care

Help with everyday gestures, gently and with respect for dignity: hygiene, dressing, getting around. We support without taking over, leaving the person all the autonomy they can keep.

What it includes

Personal hygiene, assisted shower and bath
Dressing, hair and grooming
Help to get up, sit down and change position
Skin care and pressure-sore prevention

Good to know. Every action happens with the person's consent and respect for modesty: dignity comes first.

For whom: Those who need steady help with daily tasks Add to the plan

Home, shopping and cooking

Home help and meals

A tidy home and a warm meal change the day. We take care of the shopping, the cooking and the chores, mindful of tastes, diets and long-standing habits.

What it includes

Meal preparation and attention to diets
Shopping, errands and pantry management
Tidying the home and laundry care
Company at mealtimes, so no one eats alone

Good to know. We cook the familiar dishes, the ones that taste of home: often it is the smell of cooking that brings back a smile.

For whom: Those who struggle to manage home and meals alone Add to the plan

Visits, errands, outings

Accompaniment and errands

A doctor's appointment, a walk, the post office or simply a coffee at the bar. We accompany outside the home safely, so life does not stop within four walls.

What it includes

Accompaniment to medical visits and tests
Errands: bank, post office, pharmacy
Walks and outings to keep up social life
Safe transport by car or public transport

Good to know. On request, the caregiver notes the doctor's instructions and shares them with the family, so no information is lost.

For whom: Those who no longer drive or need a steady arm Add to the plan

Care at home

Home nursing care

For everyday medical needs, qualified nursing staff handle therapies, dressings and checks, in coordination with the treating doctor. Care comes into the home, with no travel needed.

What it includes

Administration and management of therapies
Dressings, injections and monitoring of vital signs
Management of catheters, stomas and aids
Coordination with the doctor and health services

Good to know. Nursing services, on medical prescription, are often recognised by insurance: we help you understand how it works in your case.

For whom: Those who need regular medical care at home Add to the plan

Mobility and rehab

Home physiotherapy and rehab

After a fall, an operation or simply to stay fit, home rehabilitation helps recover strength and balance. Tailored exercises, in the living room, at the right pace.

What it includes

Rehabilitation after falls or operations
Exercises for strength, balance and mobility
Fall prevention and use of mobility aids
A programme shared with the family

Good to know. We work towards small, concrete goals: getting up from the armchair, climbing a step, taking a walk again.

For whom: Those recovering after an event or staying active Add to the plan

Respite - a break for carers

Respite for family carers

Those caring for a loved one need, now and then, to catch their breath. We step in for a few hours or a few days, so you can rest, work or travel, knowing mum or dad are in good hands.

What it includes

Cover for the family carer by the hour or by the day
Presence during your absences or holidays
Continuity of routine and habits
A report on your return, so you are always up to date

Good to know. Looking after yourself is not selfish: it is what allows you to keep caring for the one you love.

For whom: Family carers who need a break Add to the plan

Presence and safety at night

Night care

The night can be frightening: waking up, needs, the risk of falls. A discreet, attentive presence keeps watch nearby, ready to help, so the whole family can sleep peacefully.

What it includes

Active night presence or watchful care
Help moving around and to the bathroom at night
Managing night-time waking, anxiety and confusion
Peace of mind for those sleeping next door

Good to know. Especially valuable for those living with dementia or a fragile sleep: safety does not pause at night.

For whom: Those with difficult nights or living with dementia Add to the plan

A button, always to hand

Personal alarm and safety

A small device worn on the wrist or around the neck: at the press of a button, help is called at any moment. For those living alone, it is the reassurance of never truly being alone if something happens.

What it includes

Emergency button on the wrist or neck
A response centre reachable day and night
Alerts to family and trusted contacts
Well-being checks and reminders, on request

Good to know. Often, just knowing help is a button away is enough to find the courage to stay in one's own home.

For whom: Those who live alone or fear not being able to call for help Add to the plan

A plan, not a list

We compose the right care together

You do not have to choose everything at once. We start from the free in-home assessment, set the priorities and build a plan that grows and adapts with you - with a quote that is always clear.

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No rigid packages: you pay only for what you use
Flexible frequency and hours, nights too
A single contact who coordinates everything