“Opus Care’s Basic Care” encompasses all important measures of daily personal hygiene, nutrition, and mobility.
Our goal is to support people in need of care in their familiar surroundings and to provide them with dignity, security, and quality of life.
With empathy and experience, we help make everyday life pleasant and self-determined.
Every person is unique – which is why we customize our basic care.
We consider habits, wishes, and health requirements to offer the best possible support.
We specifically engage our patients and promote both their physical and mental well-being. Within their capabilities, we organize joint activities to maintain quality of life, independence, and joy in everyday life.
The familiar environment is the most important place for personal well-being.
Our caregivers create security, closeness, and trust – every day.
Outpatient intensive care (also known as home ventilation care) is aimed at individuals who require intensive medical supervision due to a severe illness or accident – but do not need to remain permanently in a hospital. Our specially trained nursing professionals provide round-the-clock care in their own homes or in a shared living arrangement. The goal is to enable a life that is as self-determined and secure as possible outside of a clinical setting.
As a rule, the costs are covered by the statutory or private health insurance , provided there is a medical prescription (§37 SGB V). We are happy to assist you with the application process, communication with the health insurance company, and all organizational steps, so that you receive the necessary care quickly and easily.
After initial contact, we arrange a personal consultation – gladly at the hospital, in rehabilitation, or at your home. Together with doctors, therapists, and relatives, we plan the transition from the clinic. Our nursing professionals ensure that care begins seamlessly and safely as soon as all prerequisites are met (e.g., ventilation technology, aids, medical orders).
Our nursing staff are certified specialists (health and general nurses or geriatric nurses) with additional specialized training in outpatient ventilation according to current guidelines (e.g., DIGAB). Regular training, emergency drills, and continuing education guarantee high quality of care and safety.
Yes, that is one of our main goals. Through the home environment or a family-like shared living arrangement, normality and quality of life are created. Our nursing staff not only provide medical support but also promote independence, social contacts, and participation in daily life – individually adapted to the patient's capabilities.
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