Assisted-living facility for people with severe acquired brain damage

The Assisted-living facility for people with disabilities is divided into three areas of activity:

  • Rehabilitative services aimed at developing residual abilities for projects of continuing care (temporary periods);
  • Services for people with a mild/moderate disability (temporary periods of rehab and relief);
  • Services for people with a severe or very severe disability (assisted-living).

 The intervention

The rehabilitative services have the aim to:

  • increase functional competences, individual autonomy and reinsertion into an individual’s network;
  • maintain the residual abilities and prevent their decline.

 The assisted-living services are for those with more severe disabilities and offer:

  • hospitality;
  • assistance;
  • education and rehabilitation;
  • long-term support and help for people with disabilities and their families

Assistance and care for people, both young and old, with an acquired disability from mild/moderate to severe and very severe are carried out all year long, 24/7 by a professional team comprised of GPs and specialists, psychologists, social workers for the disabled, welfare workers, professional nurses and social workers. In addition to social and health care, all residents are guaranteed  recreational, sport, musical and physio activities and creative laboratories for leisure to stimulate their residual and social abilities.