Care in Tiergarten — discreet, quick, close at hand
Tiergarten is more than a park. It is also a residential district: many embassies have their seat here, the Diplomatic Quarter begins here, and the living arrangements are often unusual — large apartments, official residences, buildings with a concierge.
People who need care in Tiergarten often have particular requirements: discretion, languages, an awareness of protocol, availability at short notice. We are set up for that.
Who comes to us in Tiergarten
- Embassy staff with family members who need care.
- Diplomatic missions arranging private-pay care for visiting dignitaries.
- Residents of the better apartment buildings around the Großer Tiergarten, Lützowplatz and Hofjägerallee.
- Patients from the nearby Bundeswehrkrankenhaus who need continued support after discharge.
- Older residents of the sheltered-housing schemes on Klingelhöferstraße and nearby.
What matters most for care in Tiergarten
- Discretion:
- Our staff arrive in plain clothes, with no visible care-service branding. Appointments are not discussed loudly over the telephone. Where needed, we sign additional confidentiality agreements.
- Languages:
- Depending on what is required, we assign carers with good English, French or Spanish.
- Short notice:
- Diplomatic life is planned late. We are set up to start within 24 hours if we have to.
- Concierge etiquette:
- We know how to announce ourselves in buildings with a concierge or security staff, and how to maintain the impression our clients want to keep there.
Hospitals and journey times
- Bundeswehrkrankenhaus Berlin (Scharnhorststraße) — 7 minutes.
- Charité Campus Mitte — 10 minutes.
- Vivantes Klinikum am Friedrichshain — 15 minutes.
From Stephanplatz in Moabit via Beethovenstraße to Tiergarten: roughly 8 to 12 minutes, depending on the time of day. We can come more often and stay longer, with no call-out charges.
Frequently asked questions
Do your staff speak English or other languages?
Yes — the team includes carers with fluent business English, and several with French or Spanish. If you have a specific language requirement, we settle it before any contract begins.How secure is confidentiality with diplomatic clients?
A carer’s duty of confidentiality is set out in law and written into the contract. For particularly sensitive clients we sign additional confidentiality agreements on top of that.Can you also work in a hotel, if the person needing care is staying there?
Yes — this comes up regularly (relatives visiting Berlin who have booked a hotel in Tiergarten). We coordinate with the hotel.
Ready for a first conversation?
Free, without obligation, and unhurried. We listen first — then come back to you with a concrete proposal.
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- Private-pay home care service
- Travel companionship for older people — often relevant for diplomatic clients travelling home
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