24-hour senior care at home in Switzerland

Ageing safely at home

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Living safely at home with care – individual and forward-looking

As we get older, the risk of falls and accidents at home increases. People who live alone, in particular, are often left to cope by themselves in an emergency. A caring caregiver who lives in the household doesn’t just provide security – they make an independent life in familiar surroundings possible.

Safety in everyday life

Our caregivers support older people in everyday life, recognise potential dangers early and step in straight away when needed. They are trained in providing care and in handling emergencies, and they support older people with plenty of experience, patience and thoughtfulness.

Recognising and avoiding risks

Whether it’s trip hazards, unfamiliar routines or physical frailty – many accidents can be prevented by attentive support.

There straight away in an emergency

If something does happen, help is on hand quickly – no long waits, no being alone, and immediate support in your own home.

Household chores? We’ll take care of them.

Cooking, laundry, shopping, cleaning – leaving energy for what really matters: quality of life and social contact.

Optional aids such as an emergency button

If you wish, aids such as an emergency call button can be used – for added peace of mind.

Relief for families – security for everyone

Anyone who cares for a family member knows how demanding that can be. 24-hour care noticeably eases the load on family members and builds trust – because someone is there who takes care of things professionally.

Avoiding a move into a retirement or care home

Home care is a real alternative – especially for people who want to grow old in familiar surroundings. It can make it possible to avoid a move into a retirement home or care home.

Self-determined rather than institutional

Daily routines, habits and preferences are preserved – not anonymous shift work, but personal one-to-one care.

Flexible care as needed

Whether as a bridging solution after a hospital stay or as long-term support – we tailor the care to you. Our model can be used for as little as two weeks and, of course, over several years.

What does home care cost?

The cost depends on how much care is needed, on individual needs and on the situation at home. In some cases, funding through supplementary benefits, the helplessness allowance or health insurers is possible.

Costs and funding