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Inpatient Care

Inpatient Care

Holistic and activating care

A person's life and needs change as they age. Changes occur in many areas that require help and support. We provide help for self-help and show ways to live well even with limitations.

Full inpatient care is intended for people who can no longer live alone at home and need permanent support in a nursing home. With us, they therefore receive a comprehensive and holistic offer of care, home, supply as well as support, activation, community and a variety of leisure activities.

The care consists of basic care and treatment. This includes, among other things, personal hygiene, dressing and undressing, as well as helping those in need of care to eat and drink.

Treatment care, on the other hand, may only be performed by registered nurses. This is because their tasks include, for example, wound care, changing catheters and monitoring ventilators.

Our nursing and care at the GFO Zentrum Wohnen & Pflege St. Elisabeth is based on scientific and professional criteria as well as on the GUIDELINE that the employees have developed together.

 

Safety and security

Our goal is to provide our residents with optimal support in order to maintain their abilities for as long as possible. This provides safety and security. We respond to the living habits of our residents with respect and dignity and practice holistic and activating care. In our GFO Center Living & Care St. Elisabeth, residents in need of physical care and residents with gerontological psychiatric disorders are often cared for together. As far as possible, however, we give preference to separate care and support for the gerontopsychiatric residents, without neglecting the needs of the other residents. The actual basic care (getting up, morning toilet, dressing, making beds, tidying up the room, etc.) takes place in the resident's room. Activities that structure the day and activate and motivate our residents usually take place in small groups.