Provides spiritual support to patients, relatives and staff.

We provide rehabilitation and physiotherapy care for children and adults in a home environment. We also provide home hospice care combined with nursing, medical, psychological and spiritual care.

Home hospice care provides expert comprehensive care for terminally ill patients in a home environment. Staff support the patients and their families and loved ones who care for them.

We propose solutions for medical-social facilities. We change and innovate internal systems according to our long experience. We introduce changes in the planning and design of healthcare facilities in the Czech and Slovak Republic.

Medical transport and repatriation within the EU. We specialize in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Our crews are fluent in German. We offer professional medical support, averting acute life-threatening situations, treating all types of injuries and securing the sick.

We offer spiritual care to all patients, their relatives and health professionals regardless of religious affiliation and religion. The ministry is guided by the wishes of the person to whom it is provided and takes into account his/her human dignity and moral integrity.

Running a volunteer centre for anyone who wants to help. Volunteers help create a more welcoming and joyful environment with their enthusiasm and concern for others. This makes our patients' time in bed pass more pleasantly.

We operate an ambulance service. We provide pre-hospital care for life-threatening conditions and first aid.

A registered health service providing specialist health care on the basis of a doctor's referral. We provide essential day-to-day healthcare in the comfort of your own home.

Our care service provides individual support to people with reduced self-sufficiency in their home environment. We focus on helping families with children and people in adverse social situations. Our aim is to ensure that our users can remain in their natural environment for as long as possible.

Counseling offers help to terminally ill dying patients and their families, even after the patient's life has ended and loved ones have stayed behind (bereavement). Psychosocial help also to survivors of unexpected death of a loved one or parents of stillborn children.

The main activity is the provision of health care to prisoners and staff.