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Home care

Home is a whole life.

The armchair by the window, the coffee at ten, the crossword, the grandchildren on Sunday. We help so that this life goes on at home, at its own pace.

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Saturday morning, in her armchair
The crossword, every day at ten
Wednesday, after school

The same faces at home

As far as possible, the same carer comes every time, and a replacement you have already met when they are away.

A visit at home before anything starts

We come to see you, with your family if you wish, to understand the needs, the habits and the house.

Help with the funding file

APA, disability compensation, pension fund aid, tax credit: we tell you what may apply and help you with the paperwork.

A contact for the family

One person at the agency follows the file, answers the children's questions and adjusts the schedule when needs change.

Pages of everyday life

With a declared provider, part of what you pay qualifies for a tax credit, and APA or other aid may fund some hours. We explain it at the visit.

Help with independenceGetting up, washing and dressing, going to bed: a hand at the moments of the day that have become difficult.IndependenceSeniors and disabilityShopping and mealsThe shopping list written together, the meal cooked at home, and company at the table.Daily lifeSeniors and disabilityOutings and appointmentsA walk, the hairdresser, the doctor, the market: going out again with someone by your side.Daily lifeSeniors and disabilityNight presenceSomeone in the house at night, to reassure, help to the bathroom, and call for help if needed.IndependenceSeniors and disabilityRespite for carersA few hours or a day to breathe, while someone you trust stays with your loved one.FamilyFamily carersChildcare at homePick-up from school, homework, bath and dinner: someone you trust at home until you get back.ChildrenChildren
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Turning the first pages

1

You call us

For yourself, a parent or your children. We listen to the situation and answer the first questions on the phone.

2

We visit you at home

A free assessment visit: needs, days, times, the house, the people who already help.

3

A written proposal

The schedule, the hourly price, the aid that may apply and the estimated cost after tax credit, on paper.

4

The help begins

Your carer is introduced to you. We check after the first weeks that everything suits you.

Arm in arm, to the market

To prepare for the visit

  • Any APA or disability compensation decision
  • The details of the doctor and the nurse, if any
  • The days and times that matter most
  • A family member, if you wish

Our carers do not give nursing care: that is the role of a nurse, with whom we coordinate.

Letters slipped into the album

"My mother wanted to stay at home. With Martine every morning and the shopping on Thursdays, she can, and I sleep better."
Isabelle M.Daughter of a client, 88 years old
"They came to the house, explained the APA file to us and filled it in with us. The help started quickly."
Robert and JosetteHelp with independence
"Clara picks up the children after school three evenings a week. They adore her, and we come home calm."
Nora and JulienChildcare at home

Families' questions

How much does it cost, and what aid is there?
It depends on the number of hours and on your situation. With a declared provider, part of what you pay qualifies for a tax credit; APA, disability compensation or pension fund aid may fund some hours. We give you a written estimate after the visit.
Is the first visit free?
Yes. We come to your home to understand the needs and the house, then send you a written proposal. You decide afterwards.
Will it always be the same person?
As far as possible, yes. When your carer is on holiday or ill, we send a replacement you have already met whenever we can.
Do your carers give medical care?
No. They help with daily life and personal hygiene, but nursing care is done by a nurse or a home nursing service, with whom we coordinate.
Can you start quickly after a hospital stay?
Call us as soon as the discharge date is known. We organise the visit and the first help as quickly as our schedule allows.
Do you look after children?
Yes: after school, on Wednesdays, during holidays. For children under three, care at home requires an approval, which we hold.

Ask for a visit at home

Tell us who needs help and when. We call you back to arrange a free assessment visit.

Rather call? The agency answers on01 23 45 67 89

When we are available

Office
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Help at home
7 days a week, 7 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Nights
On request

We cover the town and the surrounding villages: call us to check your address.