Care and bedside companions in Berlin-Mitte — close to the hospitals, quick to arrive

Berlin-Mitte is government, tourism, housing — and hospitals. Charité Mitte (Luisenstraße/Charitéplatz), Sankt Hedwig (Große Hamburger Straße), Vivantes Friedrichshain (on the Landsberger Allee boundary): some of Berlin’s most important hospitals are in Mitte.

Many of our enquiries from Mitte come from exactly these buildings: bedside companions for patients, accompaniment during transfers, handovers back home. But Mitte is a residential district too — long-standing tenants between Hackescher Markt and Friedrichstraße, newer residents in the buildings at the Spreebogen.

What we most often do in Berlin-Mitte

Bedside companions at the Charité Mitte:
One-to-one support after surgery, company for people with dementia during a hospital stay, presence in the final phase of life. We know the wards and we know the routines.
Accompaniment at Sankt Hedwig:
Sankt Hedwig is a Catholic hospital with its own routines. We respect that. Our staff are experienced in working within church-run structures.
Transitions on discharge from hospital:
As discharge approaches, many families need a bridge between the ward and home. We take on the first few days at home, often on a 12- or 24-hour model.
Care advice in Mitte flats:
We come to you and talk things through with the family and the GP.

Journey time from Moabit

By car via Invalidenstraße to the Charité Mitte: about 7 minutes. To the residential streets between Friedrichstraße and Alexanderplatz: 10 to 15 minutes.

Frequently asked questions

  • Can you provide bedside companions at the Charité Mitte?
    Yes — regularly. Before the first shift we contact the ward’s nursing manager and, where necessary, obtain written agreement.
  • How quickly can you get to a hospital?
    To most hospitals in Mitte, 10 to 15 minutes. For urgent situations we are often available the same day.
  • Can we book a bedside companion before a planned operation?
    We strongly recommend it — for scheduled procedures we can put the bedside companion in place for day one after surgery. That reduces the risk of delirium and supports recovery.

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