Home care in Charlottenburg — for discerning private-pay clients

Charlottenburg is large. From the Schlosspark in the north to the Kurfürstendamm in the south, from the Spree in the east to the Lietzensee in the west — tens of thousands of flats, many of them pre-war, and a considerable number of them fine to exceptional. People who live here and need care usually have a clear idea of what that care should look like.

We have been working in Charlottenburg for more than fifteen years. We know our clients around Olivaer Platz, in the flats by the Lietzensee, in the buildings between Bismarckstraße and Kantstraße.

What defines care in Charlottenburg

Discerning, but never intrusive:
Our clients in Charlottenburg are often cultivated, academically minded, with a clear sense of style and discretion. We assign staff whose manner and language suit these homes.
Continuity:
Charlottenburg is where our long-standing clients are. Many families work with us for years, sometimes across generations. The regular team knows the family, knows their preferences, knows the flat.
A private matter:
We arrive without visible branding, usually in our own cars, and leave no conspicuous trace in the stairwell.

Hospitals in Charlottenburg

  • DRK Kliniken Berlin Westend — one of the hospitals we work in most.
  • Schlosspark-Klinik — an exclusive private hospital.
  • Vivantes Klinikum Spandau — 15 minutes.
  • St. Gertrauden Krankenhaus — 8 minutes.

Journey from Moabit

From Stephanstraße via Otto-Suhr-Allee to Schloss Charlottenburg in 10 to 12 minutes. To the Kurfürstendamm, 15 to 20 minutes depending on the time of day.

Frequently asked questions

  • Will you come to older buildings with no lift?
    Yes. Our staff are willing to climb three or four flights where necessary. For people who can no longer manage stairs themselves, we look at whether structural changes make sense (a stairlift, for example).
  • We employ a care assistant from abroad — could she be taken on by you?
    Taking someone on is possible if she was properly employed by you under employment law. Where the arrangement sits in a grey area (self-employed, or posted from abroad), taking her on is not possible — but we can fill the gap in care with our own staff.
  • Can you also work in the exclusive sheltered-housing schemes on the Kurfürstendamm?
    Yes. We have worked with most of them already. We do not take over the in-house care — but additional one-to-one hours, overnight care and individual companionship are exactly what we do.

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