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Care assistant at home

Care assistant at home

Help with hygiene, comfort and everyday tasks, under the supervision of our nursing team.

Need a presence at home?

A coordinator calls you back in under 15 minutes.

Callback in under 15 min · 24/7 · no obligation

or call
Home care
  • Verified registered nurses
  • On site in under 60 min
  • Available 24/7
Care assistant at home
Verified registered nurses
Home care

In detail

The care assistant at home supports dependent people with the hygiene and comfort tasks they can no longer manage alone. Washing, changing, settling in, mobilising: everything is done gently and with respect for modesty. This support remains non-medical and is carried out in coordination with our nurses, who handle the care procedures themselves.

Verified registered nurses Available 24/7

What's included

  • Full or partial washing, showering and hygiene care
  • Help with dressing, undressing and settling in comfortably
  • Changing and dignified help with toileting
  • Help with transfers and mobility (bed, chair, walking)
  • Observation of skin comfort and alerting the nurse if needed
Home care

The benefits

  • Respect and dignity

    Every task is carried out with care, preserving the person's privacy and comfort.

  • Coordination with care

    The care assistant works alongside our nurses for consistent, safe support.

  • Relief for loved ones

    The most demanding tasks are handled by a professional, relieving the family physically and emotionally.

Home care
Verified registered nurses
15 services • 12 districts • 24/7

Home nursing care, licensed nurse at your door.

Post-surgical, IV therapy, wound care, chronic care, elderly care — a certified nurse comes to your home within the hour, equipment included.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference from a nurse?
The care assistant handles hygiene and comfort (washing, settling in, mobility), without any medical procedure. The nurse performs injections, dressings and infusions. We offer both and coordinate them.
Can the care assistant give medication?
They can remind the person of the dose and help them swallow an already-prepared treatment, but neither prepares nor administers an injection. Preparation is for the nurse or pharmacist.
How often does the care assistant come?
As needed: once to several times a day, on weekdays or 7 days a week. The coordinator draws up a visit schedule suited to your loved one's dependence.

Need a presence at home?

A coordinator calls you back in under 15 minutes.

Callback in under 15 min · 24/7 · no obligation

or call
On site in under 60 min

Care assistant at home

Life-threatening emergency? Call SAMU 141.