We are an association of caring organisations providing health and social care services within the Czech Republic. Our aim is to enable anyone who is dependent on the care of another person for any reason to remain in a home environment for as long as possible.

We offer inpatient and outpatient psychiatric treatment. We specialize in scientific and research activities focused on mental illness and mental health. We operate a centre for neuropsychiatric studies. We focus on the identification, prevention and remediation of risk factors.

Psychiatric outpatient clinic.

Operation of a psychiatric clinic.

GP surgery for adults.

Providing continuing care for clients affected by dementia particularly Alzheimer's disease.

We offer accommodation and comprehensive services for the elderly. We provide nursing care, personal assistance, hydrotherapy, physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Capacity is 100 persons. The area is wheelchair accessible. We focus on strengthening motor skills, mental, social and physical fitness.

We operate a gerontopsychiatric nursing home with 27 rooms for 68 people. There are auxiliary rooms, common rooms, park and garden. A general practitioner and a psychiatrist come once a week as needed. All-day services from dressing to meals are provided for the residents.

The Ludmila House features eight barrier-free residential units, where we provide personal assistance services tailored to the individual needs of each client. We also offer residential and outpatient respite care services, as well as professional social counseling.

The Rožmitál pod Třemšínem Centre, a provider of social services, is situated in a quieter part of the picturesque town of Rožmitál pod Třemšínem. It is currently one of the largest facilities in the Central Bohemia Region.

A company of GPs for adults with patient registration from 16 years of age.

Our goal is to provide comprehensive mental health care. Our team of professionals specialize in psychiatric and psychotherapy services. We believe that many mental health disorders are treatable if help is sought early.