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Management and coordination
Organising care arrangements, ensuring continuity of visits, coordinating with partners and monitoring quality.
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A team taking shapeOne team,
One team,
one shared commitment.
Help and care at home call for different skills. Rosa Care is gradually bringing together professionals from several fields with a shared vision: respecting each person’s choices, independence and dignity.
Complementary skillsSeveral professions.
Several professions.
One priority: the person.
Each profession brings useful skills and a different perspective to coordinated support. Depending on the situation, professionals may work within the team or in collaboration with Rosa Care.
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Nursing team
Providing prescribed care, clinical monitoring and coordination with doctors and other healthcare professionals, within the scope of professional practice.
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Care assistants
Supporting essential daily activities, comfort and independence, within the professional framework.
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Physiotherapy
According to individual needs and applicable prescriptions, physiotherapists help maintain or restore functional abilities.
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Occupational therapy and support
Supporting independence in everyday activities, assessing difficulties and suggesting adaptations for the person and their environment.
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Administration
Managing enquiries and records, organisation, coordination and administrative support.
Moving and managing everyday activitiesPhysiotherapy,
Physiotherapy,
close to your daily life.
Depending on the situation, physiotherapy may address the following areas. Rehabilitation is tailored to individual needs, professional assessment and applicable prescriptions.
The goal remains the same: to preserve the person’s independence as far as possible in their everyday environment.
- Mobility
- Walking
- Transfers, for example from bed to chair
- Balance
- Muscle strengthening
- Falls prevention
- Recovery after a hospital stay or procedure
- Maintaining physical abilities
- Rehabilitation adapted to certain conditions
Complementary perspectivesA multidisciplinary
A multidisciplinary
approach.
A person’s needs do not always fall within a single profession. Rosa Care favours coordination between the different professionals involved. Depending on the situation, support may bring together:
- Nurses
- Care assistants
- Physiotherapists
- Occupational therapists
- Support professionals
- Doctors
- Other healthcare professionals
Sharing perspectives helps build a fuller understanding of the situation and adapt support.
Visits connected by shared informationContinuity
Continuity
and coordination.
Good care depends on more than a successful individual visit. It also relies on relevant information being shared between the professionals involved, with respect for confidentiality.
- Sharing important information
- Keeping a record of care provided
- Coordinating the professionals involved
- Supporting continuity of care
- Communicating with doctors
- Working with hospitals
- Coordinating with physiotherapists
- Coordinating with occupational therapists
- Communicating with relatives when the person agrees
- Preparing returns home
Healthcare professionals and partnersPreparing a patient’s
Preparing a patient’s
return home?
Rosa Care aims to collaborate with all professionals involved in a person’s care. Discussions may include:
- General practitioners
- Specialist doctors
- Hospitals
- Discharge teams
- Social workers
- Nurses
- Physiotherapists
- Occupational therapists
- Pharmacies
- Social welfare offices
- Municipalities
- Partner establishments and organisations
Our goal is to support continuity between healthcare establishments, independent professionals and the home.
A question about care arrangements?
For an initial email enquiry, please do not send medical records or identifiable health information.
Join Rosa CareCare also starts
Care also starts
with professionals.
Care also starts with the conditions in which professionals can practise. Rosa Care aims to build a skilled, committed team that respects the people it supports.
Providing care with skill and humanity.
- Nurses
- Care assistants
- Physiotherapists
- Occupational therapists
- Social and family support workers
- Support professionals
- Home helpers
- Administrative staff
- Coordination staff
Rosa Care is currently building its team.
Staffing needs and available positions will be published as the project develops, once confirmed. No specific vacancies are currently open; speculative applications are welcome.