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Services

Respite for family carers

In planning

Family carers are the first to burn out. We organise respite services, short-stay beds and time for yourself.

How it works

  1. We listen to you first: where the load is heaviest and what would truly give you air.
  2. We look for the right relief — services, day structures, respite beds — and make the requests.
  3. We stay on it, so a single break becomes a rhythm that holds.

Where our limit lies

  • We do not provide care ourselves — relief means finding and connecting the right services.
  • This service is in planning — what is already possible today, we clarify honestly in the first conversation.

We are not a medical service. Treatment is given by doctors and by Spitex (the Swiss home-care service) — we coordinate, explain and ease the load.

What does it cost?

The first conversation is free — about an hour, at your home, and you decide afterwards in your own time. After that an hour costs 150 francs; for longer support there are packages. If the price were the reason not to call — please call anyway.

This is how it begins

It always begins with a first conversation — free of charge and without obligation. You talk, we listen, and afterwards you decide whether to carry on.