Home care
Home medical and paramedical care ensures access to healthcare for all and can sometimes prevent the need for hospital admission.
- As an interactive social directory for the Brussels-Capital Region, 'Bruxelles Social en ligne' is a rich source of contact details and information on External linkhome care and Opens in new windowhomeExternal link helps (FR/NL)home care and home helps (FR/NL).
- On the website of the Common Community Commission you can search for Opens in new windowhome care services in Brussels (FR/NL) by name or commune.
For French speakers
You will find on the website of the COCOF (French Community Commission) the Opens in new windowcare coordination centres and approved home care services (FR).
For Dutch speakers
- The non-profit association Kenniscenrtrum W(elzijn) W(onen) Z(org) aims for better welfare, new forms of housing and affordable care for all Brussels citizens, especially for vulnerable people.
On its website you can find a section dedicated to Opens in new windowhome care (NL). - De sociale kaart is an Opens in new windowonline database about services in the health and welfare sector in Brussels and Flanders (NL).
The healthcare professionals who visit patients at home are confronted with parking problems on a daily basis.
External linkParkingPlus (FR/NL) is a simple idea, based on a voluntary act of Brussels citizen; To allow caregivers to use garage exits as parking spots during their homevisit to patients. By affixing a P+ sticker on your garage door, you are granting healthcare providers, equipped with a ParkingPlus card, the right to park in front of it.