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Experiences of Satisfied Clients
At Happyhomecare, we greatly value the experiences and feedback of our clients and their families.
– Sheila Gerritsen
Zorginnovator and Social Worker
De Hoogstraat Revalidatie
‘Ben zeker bereid een stukje te schrijven op de website, ben erg tevreden over de samenwerking met Happy Homecare. Jullie komen namelijk altijd afspraken na en zijn duidelijk in welke zorg wel, maar ook niet geleverd kan worden.’
– Marieke Veldman
Communications Advisor, De Hoogstraat Revalidatie
‘Wij werken enkele jaren samen met HappyHomeCare. Het is fijn om een goede partner te hebben die thuiszorg begrijpt als er soms net wat meer uitdagingen zijn’
Our vision on appropriate care
Why appropriate care?
The Dutch healthcare system is under unprecedented pressure. The population is aging, staff shortages are growing, and budgets are under strain. At Happyhomecare, we believe that the answer lies not in more care, but in Appropriate Care.
For us, Appropriate Care is not a theoretical framework from the Integrated Care Agreement (IZA), but a daily practice. It is our mission to make the transition from 'institution to home' not only possible, but also medically responsible and humane.
The four principles of appropriate care at Happyhomecare
1. Value-driven: Quality of life as a compass. Care is only appropriate when it contributes to what is truly important to the patient. By facilitating care in their own living environment, we restore autonomy. Our live-in caregivers look beyond the medical record; they support the person behind the patient.
2. The Right Care in the Right Place: Home as a safe base. The most suitable place for recovery and aging is almost always at home. However, for complex cases, a weekly visit from community nursing is often insufficient. We offer the necessary proximity and coordination needed to immediately relieve the pressure on hospital beds and nursing homes.
3. Shared Decision-Making: The triangle between doctor, patient, and care provider. We act as the eyes and ears of the treating physician. Through close collaboration with general practitioners and specialists, we ensure that the treatment plan is strictly and expertly implemented at home. Appropriate care means that the patient remains in control, supported by a professional safety net.
4. Focus on Health: Prevention through Presence Through 24/7 presence, we transform care from reactive to proactive. We identify complications before they become crisis situations. This prevents unnecessary emergency admissions and relieves the already overburdened acute care chain.
Collaboration: What Happyhomecare's appropriate care means for healthcare professionals
For healthcare professionals such as general practitioners, case managers, and transfer nurses, Appropriate Care only becomes concrete when the home situation can actually support a patient's medical and social complexity. Happyhomecare acts as a direct extension of your expertise in this regard by deploying a dedicated, live-in caregiver who provides the necessary structure and continuous presence to safely realize 'The Right Care in the Right Place'. In this collaboration, we unburden primary care by early detection of health risks, while simultaneously helping hospitals expedite patient discharge, so that you can transfer care with peace of mind to a stable, reliable, and professionally monitored home environment.
Why appropriate care?
The Dutch healthcare system is under unprecedented pressure. The population is aging, staff shortages are growing, and budgets are under strain. At Happyhomecare, we believe that the answer lies not in more care, but in Appropriate Care.
For us, Appropriate Care is not a theoretical framework from the Integrated Care Agreement (IZA), but a daily practice. It is our mission to make the transition from 'institution to home' not only possible, but also medically responsible and humane.
The four principles of appropriate care at Happyhomecare
1. Value-driven: Quality of life as a compass. Care is only appropriate when it contributes to what is truly important to the patient. By facilitating care in their own living environment, we restore autonomy. Our live-in caregivers look beyond the medical record; they support the person behind the patient.
2. The Right Care in the Right Place: Home as a safe base. The most suitable place for recovery and aging is almost always at home. However, for complex cases, a weekly visit from community nursing is often insufficient. We offer the necessary proximity and coordination needed to immediately relieve the pressure on hospital beds and nursing homes.
3. Shared Decision-Making: The triangle between doctor, patient, and care provider. We act as the eyes and ears of the treating physician. Through close collaboration with general practitioners and specialists, we ensure that the treatment plan is strictly and expertly implemented at home. Appropriate care means that the patient remains in control, supported by a professional safety net.
4. Focus on Health: Prevention through Presence Through 24/7 presence, we transform care from reactive to proactive. We identify complications before they become crisis situations. This prevents unnecessary emergency admissions and relieves the already overburdened acute care chain.
Collaboration: What Happyhomecare's appropriate care means for healthcare professionals
For healthcare professionals such as general practitioners, case managers, and transfer nurses, Appropriate Care only becomes concrete when the home situation can actually support a patient's medical and social complexity. Happyhomecare acts as a direct extension of your expertise in this regard by deploying a dedicated, live-in caregiver who provides the necessary structure and continuous presence to safely realize 'The Right Care in the Right Place'. In this collaboration, we unburden primary care by early detection of health risks, while simultaneously helping hospitals expedite patient discharge, so that you can transfer care with peace of mind to a stable, reliable, and professionally monitored home environment.
Why appropriate care?
The Dutch healthcare system is under unprecedented pressure. The population is aging, staff shortages are growing, and budgets are under strain. At Happyhomecare, we believe that the answer lies not in more care, but in Appropriate Care.
For us, Appropriate Care is not a theoretical framework from the Integrated Care Agreement (IZA), but a daily practice. It is our mission to make the transition from 'institution to home' not only possible, but also medically responsible and humane.
Our partners
The Dutch healthcare system is under unprecedented pressure. The population is aging, staff shortages are growing, and budgets are under strain. At Happyhomecare, we believe that the answer lies not in more care, but in Appropriate Care.
For us, Appropriate Care is not a theoretical framework from the Integrated Care Agreement (IZA), but a daily practice. It is our mission to make the transition from 'institution to home' not only possible, but also medically responsible and humane.
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Wij zijn trotse partner van de Erasmus MC Foundation. Hiermee steunen wij wetenschappelijk onderzoek in het Erasmus MC.
Kijk voor meer informatie op erasmusmcfoundation.nl
Happyhomecare is lid van de Vereniging Transmurale Zorg, een netwerk dat samenwerking in de zorg bevordert.
Zo draagt Happyhomecare bij aan een soepele overgang en continuïteit van zorg tussen zorginstellingen en thuissituatie.
Happyhomecare is lid van Zorgthuisnl, de branchevereniging voor zorgondernemers in de wijkverpleging en langdurige zorg.
Samen werken we aan mensgerichte zorg van hoge kwaliteit, afgestemd op elke cliënt.