With us, you no longer have to worry about the everyday tasks that have long since become a burden. In addition to nursing and care, we also provide food and drink, room cleaning and laundry services.

At Toni-Sender-Haus you will find as much privacy as possible and as much help as necessary. You will also have the opportunity to meet new people and make friends.

We are aware that losing your familiar surroundings is a massive change. We will of course help you to settle into your new home and are happy to be a point of contact for your relatives and friends.

If you would like more information about full inpatient care, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Even family caregivers need to take a break from time to time. During this time, we are happy to take over the care of the person being cared for with the full range of inpatient care services. This offer also applies to people who need more short-term care and support after a stay in hospital in order to continue their recovery.

Every person in need of care is entitled to 28 days of short-term care per calendar year. For this period, the care insurance fund grants a subsidy for care-related applications, social care and treatment care on application.

Following this, it is possible to make use of respite care in accordance with § 39 SGB XI under the following conditions:

• the person in need of care must have at least care grade 2. If the care level is 1, the care insurance fund will not pay for respite care.

If you would like more information about short-term care, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Our aim is to admit people with dementia in the early stages of their illness in order to maintain their skills for as long as possible, slow down the progression of the disease and prevent the development of behavioral problems.

In addition, we have created a residential area as an extended service in which special care is provided by staff with advanced training in geriatric psychiatry. Our residents can experience a family-like structure in a small residential group. The social care services are varied and can also include relatives on request.

Even though a nursing home is first and foremost a home for people in need of care, we are constantly confronted with death and dying in our everyday lives. We face up to this challenge by integrating dying as an important and natural part of life in our facility.

Everyone has the right to receive professional and comforting end-of-life care in accordance with palliative and hospice principles. Dying residents are cared for in accordance with their wishes and individual needs. Maintaining dignity and respect for the individual is a top priority. Naturally, this includes the support of close caregivers.

Through close cooperation with our in-house palliative care specialists and external palliative care teams, our residents are lovingly and professionally accompanied on their final journey and their dignity is respected until after death.

The Toni-Sender-Haus does not have a centrally responsible home doctor. It is important to us that your family doctor, who has known you for a long time and whom you trust, continues to treat you. However, if it is no longer possible for you to be treated by your current GP, we will be happy to help you find a new one.

The cooperation with many doctors of different specialties has proven itself, so that they usually come to the house for a visit and the residents can often be spared a tedious transport to the practice.