The Home for Persons with Disabilities provides a residential social service for persons who have reduced self-sufficiency due to a disability and whose situation requires regular assistance from another natural person.

Providing care to the long-term sick. The department has 52 beds. We provide care mainly to elderly patients with an average age of 70 years, who are admitted on the basis of a GP referral. We provide consular examinations or rehabilitation. We hospitalise patients with chronic wounds.

Provide home health and nursing services. We offer care for the sick and discharged from the hospital. We provide rehabilitation after stroke, surgery, and injury. We also focus on blood draws and other medical supplies. We lend medical equipment.

We operate a day care centre, a home for the elderly and provide outreach and outpatient care services. We provide meals throughout the day, assistance in coping with normal self-care tasks, social therapeutic activities and mediation of contact with the social environment.

We offer long and short term nursing care for the elderly and disabled. We provide assistance with personal hygiene and coping with common self-care tasks. We focus on facilitating contacts with the social environment and taking care of personal affairs.

Our facility provides expert care and support for people with reduced independence, especially those with Alzheimer's disease or dementia. We offer a care home and residential respite service that provides quality care and a rich programme of leisure activities.

Offering housing in single rooms with private bathrooms. Total capacity of the building is 92 beds. The rooms are equipped with beds, bedside tables, desks, chairs, wardrobes, dressers and wardrobe hangers. There is a common room with a computer connected to the Internet.

Physiotherapy for adult patients and adolescents.

We sell products from people with intellectual disabilities and visual, hearing, speech or physical impairments.

We provide social services for people with mental and combined disabilities. Our goal is to achieve self-sufficiency and independence. We teach users the rules of decent social behaviour and coexistence. We teach cooking, household and manual work, road safety rules and more.

Through the provision of their social services, they enable people with intellectual disabilities to live a normal lifestyle in the community.