My son Arjun has cerebral palsy, and it seemed impossible to find the right caregiver. This service understood his needs from day one. Their trained caregivers handle physical and behavioral challenges with great patience.
My father suffered a stroke last year, and mobility became a challenge. The caregiver we were provided with is gentle, skilled, and very supportive. For the first time, he feels confident carrying out everyday tasks.
My brother has neuromuscular weakness, and we always struggled to find caregivers who truly understood his limitations. This company provided us with a trained, compassionate, and consistent caregiver.
My daughter Rija has Down syndrome, and changes in routine can easily upset her. The caregiving team created a consistent routine and built trust from the very first visit. It was a great relief for us as parents.
What I value most is professionalism. The caregivers are trained in communication, hygiene, and disability-specific care. It shows in every interaction.
In several settings, we provide access to a network of substitutes. However, our priority is continuity in working with the same assistants, as this ensures security and stability for the user. Therefore, we recommend that the schedule be filled first with regular assistants:
1. First, the shifts are covered by your regular assistants.
2. If needed, the shifts are covered by substitutes.
3. As a third option, in urgent situations, we provide personal assistants from our network of temporary substitutes.
In the end, your personal assistants are the ones who handle lifting heavy loads. We focus on your personal assistants so they can best focus on you. One of our tasks as an assistance company is to provide a good working environment for your personal assistants, something we are constantly working on.
We know that satisfied and happy assistants also improve your quality of life. Security through collective agreements, extensive training opportunities, and benefits are non-negotiable for us.
For a personal assistant, job security and having the appropriate knowledge and skills are the foundation for quality support. All personal assistants attend mandatory training, such as first aid, basic assistant training, fire safety, and other relevant topics.
Additionally, we organize training tailored to you as a user — your disability and the aids you use. Our standard is to conduct 2–3 training sessions per year.
Yes, we provide legal support related to your personal Assistance and work with lawyers and legal advisors. We assist our users with legal aspects before a reassessment of the right to Assistance, and if you receive an unfavorable decision, we represent you in court proceedings as well.
As our user, these legal services do not incur any additional costs for you.