FIRST WAY · AT HOME
At home
Your parent stays in her own house, with her own things and her own neighbours. Someone is with her eight hours a day, every day you've agreed on, and you know who that person is.
How it starts
You write to us.
You tell us about your parent and what her day looks like.
We talk for half an hour by phone.
At whatever time works for you, wherever you are.
We go to the house.
We meet your parent and look at the place: stairs, routine, doctors, neighbours.
You meet both caregivers.
The main one and the back-up, before anything starts.
The care begins.
Same person, same hours. The continuity is the service.
What the caregiver does
- Company and conversation
- walks and gentle exercise
- cooking meals
- going along to medical appointments
- reminding her to take the medication the family has set out
- help with washing and dressing
- keeping the house in order around the person she's caring for
What she doesn't do
No injections, no administering medication. No wound care, no catheters, no nursing procedures. She does not replace the doctor or the health system. She does not sleep at the house: the shift is eight hours.
How we keep you in the loop
A written message at the end of every shift: how the day went, what she ate, whether she walked, whether anything changed. And a call once a month with the coordinator, without you having to ask.
If one day the house is too big
La Casa Presente is the same thing, with the same team, in another place. Nobody starts over with strangers.
We don't publish prices yet: every situation has its own hours, and we'd rather talk it through before putting a number on it. We open in 2027.