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ProCurand senior living community - what we offer

Self-determined living in a community - in an assisted senior citizens' flat share

Many older people want to live independently, even with increasing support needs - preferably in a familiar, manageable environment. An assisted senior living community is therefore a contemporary form of living. An assisted senior living community offers flatmates the opportunity to live in a community while retaining their own private space - a room or a flat.
A number of older people live together in an assisted senior living community and organise their everyday lives together. Everyone benefits from mutual support. Everyone has their own personal retreat with their own room or flat. Professional help is provided by an outpatient care service, which takes on individually tailored care and support services - exactly as much as is needed or desired.
The family atmosphere promotes joie de vivre, social contact and security in everyday life. Relatives can remain actively involved and help to organise life together. The result is a form of living that is somewhere between a person's own home and inpatient care: communal, flexible and geared towards self-determination.

 

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Frequently asked questions about an assisted senior living community (FAQ)

What is an assisted living community for senior citizens?

An outpatient assisted senior living community is a form of housing in which several older people live together but each have their own room or flat. Care and support are provided by an outpatient care service and are organised individually as required. In this way, independence and community are maintained while security and support are guaranteed.

Who is this form of housing suitable for?

An outpatient senior citizens' flat share is ideal for people who do not want to live alone but still want to live as independently as possible. It is particularly suitable for senior citizens with increased care or support needs who want to benefit from the community while retaining a private retreat

How does a senior citizens' flat share differ from inpatient care?

In an inpatient care facility, care is organised entirely by the home. In an outpatient senior citizens' flat share, on the other hand, residents live together and are more self-determined. Care and support services are flexibly supplemented by an outpatient service so that everyday life can be organised more according to the residents' own wishes.

Do I have a private area in the shared flat?

Yes, each resident has their own room or flat, which can be individually furnished. This provides a personal retreat, while communal areas are available for shared activities.

Can relatives continue to be actively involved?

Yes, explicitly. Relatives and friends are an important part of life in a shared flat. They are free to organise visits, take part in activities and - if they wish - play an active role in everyday life. The shared flat is an open, family-like way of life.