Home · Care & Support
Care and support
that fit your life
Would you like to continue living comfortably at home for as long as possible? We provide professional care and support suited to your care needs, daily life, abilities, language and cultural background.
Person-centred
You help decide what matters and which goals we work towards together.
Multilingual and culturally sensitive
Where possible, staff speak your language and take your culture into account. Everyone is welcome.
Direct communication, coordinated together
A familiar point of contact and close coordination with family carers and care partners.
How can we help you?
We provide care at home and support at home or in groups. Our services include nursing and personal care, stimulating and practical support, household help, meal services and day activities.
Nursing and personal care
Do you need professional care at home temporarily or on an ongoing basis? Our nurses and care workers offer home care or long-term care through a modular home care package, while encouraging what you can do yourself.
Stimulating and practical support
Individual or group support helps you keep an overview, manage daily tasks, maintain relationships and strengthen your independence and support network.
Household help
A clean, safe and comfortable home supports your wellbeing and independence. We agree which household tasks are needed and what you wish to continue doing yourself.
Meal services
Brunnera offers meal services as an additional service for people who cannot cook for themselves. We discuss suitable support, taking health, taste and background into account.
Day activities and group support
In safe, familiar surroundings, we offer structure, stimulating support, social contact and activities. The programme reflects participants’ abilities, wishes and interests.
How we make a good plan together
1. Tell us what you need
You, your family carer or referring professional can call or email. We briefly discuss what is happening.
2. We get to know you
We listen to your daily life, care needs, language, culture, abilities and support network.
3. We record goals and arrangements
Your care needs assessment, goals, support and the role of informal care come together in a personal plan.
4. We begin, review and adjust
You receive a point of contact. We regularly discuss whether the support still suits you and make improvements where needed.
Clarity about assessment and funding
The appropriate route depends on your support needs and care needs assessment. Support, household help and day activities may, for example, be arranged through the Wmo or Wlz. For nursing and personal care, we work with you to identify a suitable, available route. When different expertise is needed, we work with another provider or make a careful referral.
An initial conversation brings clarity
Tell us what is difficult and what you want to maintain or achieve. We explain the options honestly and clearly, and agree on a suitable next step together.