Home care in Zehlendorf — family care in green surroundings
Zehlendorf is family Berlin. Detached houses, terraced houses, large gardens, quiet streets, schools, trees. Families here often live with the generations close together — grandparents in a flat within their daughter’s house, the daughter and son-in-law with the grandchildren in the main part. Or grandparents alone in the large family house after the children have moved out.
We know Zehlendorf. We work from Mexikoplatz, the Krumme Lanke and Onkel-Tom-Straße, from the Schlachtensee to Argentinische Allee.
Who comes to us in Zehlendorf
- Multi-generation households:
- Grandparents live in their own part of the family house. The family helps as much as it can — but at some point that is no longer enough. We add to it without disturbing the family character of the house.
- Widows and widowers left on their own:
- In the large family house, with the children gone — a daughter in Munich, a son in Frankfurt. Who calls in? We do.
- Parents who have taken in their own parents:
- A sudden need for care, often with dementia, and no local network for the person who has moved in. We help build one.
- Academic families:
- Staff of the nearby Freie Universität, foundation employees, researchers from Berlin’s research institutes.
What is distinctive about care in Zehlendorf
- Accepting the longer journey:
- From Moabit to Zehlendorf is 25 to 35 minutes. We accept that, because continuity matters more to our clients than saving on call-out charges.
- Getting there by car:
- Many Zehlendorf addresses are only really reachable by car. Our staff have a licence and a car.
- Time in the garden:
- Many of our Zehlendorf clients spend their days in the garden. Being with them there is part of the work — from a walk on the terrace to gardening together, for as long as their strength allows.
Hospitals in the district
- Helios-Klinikum Emil von Behring (southern Zehlendorf) — local and well regarded.
- Vivantes Klinikum Steglitz — 10 minutes.
- Charité Campus Benjamin Franklin — 15 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
We live on Onkel-Tom-Straße. Will you come to the small terraced houses too?
Of course. The size of the home makes no difference to us.Can your staff help in the garden?
Actual gardening is not our job — there are garden services for that. But taking clients out into the garden, settling them into a deckchair, watching the roses together — all of that is part of our work.We want to bring my mother, who lives in Bavaria, to us in Zehlendorf. How do we organise that?
We can help. Travel companionship from Bavaria, care in Zehlendorf once she arrives, and setting up the whole arrangement. A first conversation four to six weeks before the planned move is ideal.
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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