We provide individualized care for people with complex medical needs — always in the comfort and familiarity of their own home.

Conditions we support:

• ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) 
• Multiple sclerosis 
• COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) 
• Spinal cord injuries 
• Neurological conditions 

Our Services:

• Personal care 
• Mobility support 
• Nutritional support 
• Assistance with daily activities 
• Medical treatment and nursing care 

In addition, we offer:

• Guidance and support with applications 
• Assistance during hospital stays 
• Collaboration with therapists 
• Activating and rehabilitative care 

Our goal is to enhance quality of life while ensuring the highest level of medical care and personal dignity. 

Many children in North Rhine-Westphalia who require care are already seriously ill from birth or early childhood.
They need specialized pediatric intensive care — often around the clock. 

Challenges for parents:

• High emotional, physical, and time-related demands 
• Responsibility for important medical decisions and therapies

Our support:

• Assignment of a dedicated primary caregiver 
• Flexible care tailored to your family’s daily routine 
• Individualized care based on our quality standards 

Our approach:

• Basic and medical nursing care 
• Educational and developmental support 
• Loving and compassionate care 

We support families with empathy, expertise, and reliability — every step of the way. 

Our palliative care combines specialized clinical expertise with a holistic approach, delivered by our qualified nursing professionals.
Our goal is to maintain and improve the quality of life of patients with incurable, life-threatening, or advanced conditions as much as possible. 

 What matters most to us:

• Individual end-of-life support 

We provide compassionate, personalized support during the final stages of life, respecting each person’s wishes and dignity. 

• Patient- and family-centered care

Care is guided by the needs of both patients and their loved ones. 

• Needs-based care 

We continuously adapt care to the patient’s current condition — placing their wishes, comfort, and perception at the center. 

• Acceptance of life and death 

 We understand dying as a natural part of life and approach it with respect, sensitivity, and openness. 

• Support for families 

We support and relieve family members throughout the entire process — emotionally, practically, and professionally. 

• Individualized care environment 

We incorporate spiritual care if desired and adapt the environment to reflect the patient’s personal wishes and values. 

We are here to provide comfort, dignity, and support — for both patients and their families, every step of the way.

As part of our pediatric intensive care services, we support children and adolescents at school to ensure they can participate safely in everyday learning.

Our focus

• Medical support in schools, especially for children with diabetes mellitus 
• Continuous care throughout the entire school day 
• Support with blood glucose monitoring, medication administration, and other medical needs 

We help children stay included, independent, and safe — despite their medical challenges. 

Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) provides complete nutritional support through the bloodstream when the gastrointestinal tract cannot be used.

Indications

• Disorders of the digestive tract 
• Post-operative conditions following gastrointestinal surgery 
• Malabsorption and digestive disorders 
• Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis 
• Short bowel syndrome 

Our care

We support you and your loved ones with individualized and reliable care: 

• Administration via central venous catheter using an infusion pump 
• Individually tailored nutrient delivery 
• Specialized care for infants and young children 

Hygiene & safety 

• Strict sterile procedures for all interventions 
• Careful handling of the catheter and insertion site 
• Continuous monitoring 

Our priority is to ensure safe, precise, and high-quality nutritional care at home. 

We carry out the required care consultation in your home and provide the necessary documentation for your long-term care insurance fund – reliably and hassle-free. 

Who is required to attend? 

Individuals who receive care allowance (Pflegegeld) and are cared for at home. 

Care Grades 2–5: every 6 months 

The care consultation helps ensure the quality of home care and provides valuable guidance and support for family caregivers. 

Our Service 

•  Care consultations conducted by qualified nursing professionals 
•  Individual guidance and support for family caregivers 
•  Ensuring the quality of care in the home environment 

Data Protection & Submission 

•  The collected data is used for quality assurance and advisory purposes 
•  With your consent, the documentation is submitted to your long-term care insurance provider 
•  Without consent, care allowance payments may be reduced or discontinued 

We guide you through the entire process – clearly, reliably, and every step of the way.