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This website is available in full in German, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Turkish. The translated editions are new and are currently being reviewed by native speakers. Six further languages carry the essentials on a page of their own.
For organisations
We do not treat and we do not nurse. We work where families run out of strength — between hospital discharge and the first home-care visit, between a decree and understanding it, between all the responsibilities. That is not competition with your work; it is relief at its edge.
Stays with you
Treatment, nursing, prescription, assessment, every professional and every clinical decision. We take none of it. Regulated care is delivered by authorised providers in their own systems — that is not modesty, it is the boundary we are built on.
We take on
The in-between: understanding, sorting, phoning, following up, staying with it. Who applies for supplementary benefits, who for the helplessness allowance, what the cost-approval request is missing, and who calls the insurer back. This work is in nobody's job description — and it is what makes family carers give up.
Stays with the family
The decision. We tell nobody what they ought to want — not about a care level, not about moving into a home, not at the end. We make sure the family understands what it is deciding about, and then it steps back into the centre, where it belongs.
The region is Bern–Belp. We are deliberately small and grow slowly.
When questions pile up during visits that are not care minutes: the insurer, the application, the stack of paper on the kitchen table.
When fifteen minutes of consultation after a diagnosis are not enough to sort what comes next, in which order.
At discharge, when the bed at home isn't ready, home care isn't prescribed yet, and nobody knows who organises what by Friday.
When someone lies between the pension office, social services and the insurer, and nobody holds the thread.
So that appointment, journey and accompaniment are one plan instead of three phone calls from three different people.
For the months before — while the family still carries it and the move deserves preparation instead of arriving suddenly.
No contract, no interface, no project. A conversation and one case.
If you have just opened this page in a conversation: the direct way is a phone call — +41 78 622 39 66, Iris Myriel Bieri personally. We are in Belp, on Flugplatzstrasse, by the airfield.
There are people and foundations who would like to carry this work without being a partner organisation. We are building that possibility now — carefully, because money for care demands a care of its own. Until it stands, the most honest route is a conversation.
