Shamrock nursing homes
| Kleeblatt nursing homes gGmbH | |
|---|---|
| legal form | gGmbH |
| Seat | Ludwigsburg , Germany |
| management | Andrea Nisi-Binder, Stefan Ebert |
| Number of employees | 1,080 |
| sales | EUR 37.84 million |
| Branch | Health and social services |
| Website | www.kleeblatt-ggmbh.de |
| As of December 31, 2017 | |
The shamrock nursing homes gGmbH is a local provider of nursing homes, assisted living and short-term and day care in the district of Ludwigsburg .
With the establishment of Kleeblatt Pflegeheime gGmbH in 1989, geriatric care was organized for the first time in Germany by a public institution. The care concept set up with it, which provides for small, decentralized nursing homes and open meeting centers across the district, was also unique at this point in time.
With a total of 25 nursing homes and more than 1000 employees, Kleeblatt is an important provider of care services in the Ludwigsburg district today.
The Kleeblatt nursing homes gGmbH are sponsored by the Ludwigsburg district as well as cities and municipalities. The organs are the management, the shareholders' meeting and the board of trustees.
history
The idea for the Kleeblatt nursing home arose at the end of the 1980s against the backdrop of the nationally discussed geriatric concept and demographic development. The aim was to distribute the care places required in the district among small houses with a maximum of 30 beds in order to create a care infrastructure in the communities.
In 1989 the district of Ludwigsburg and ten cities and municipalities initially merged to form the non-profit Kleeblatt Pflegeheime GmbH. A shamrock nursing home with assisted senior citizens' apartments was built in each of the locations, creating a total of 245 nursing places and 140 assisted living apartments.
The company headquarters, which forms the roof of the nursing homes, was set up in Ludwigsburg.
Due to its great socio-political importance, the clover leaf project became part of a pilot project by the state of Baden-Württemberg and an accompanying social science study by the Wüstenrot Foundation.
When the success of the Kleeblatt idea was evident, the concept was expanded: In 1993 the company was expanded to include seven more cities and municipalities - there are now 25 Kleeblatt houses and two day care facilities.
Socio-political significance
In terms of social policy, this was the first time that the minimum company size of 80 and more residents for a nursing home, which had previously been defended almost dogmatically, was deviated from. The main arguments for this were that administration and laundry are provided centrally, but at the same time the apartments in the last phase of life are as close as possible to their previous place of residence. This concept was implemented in one of the most densely populated areas of Württemberg without the other sponsors of similar partial offers having made massive economic or other objections. The acceptance in the communities was overwhelming.
Offer and locations
Today exist under the umbrella of the non-profit GmbH
- 26 nursing homes in the Ludwigsburg district
- Competence center for people with dementia in Freudental
- Permanent, short-term and day care
- Assisted living
- Shared flats
- Outpatient service
The offer of the Kleeblatt nursing home gGmbH comprises a total of around 700 permanent care places at the locations Affalterbach , Asperg , Bönnigheim , Erdmannhausen , Erligheim (from 2017), Freiberg am Neckar , Freudental , Gemmrigheim , Großbottwar , Großsachsenheim , Hemmingen , Kleinsachsenheim , Löchgau , Markgröningen , Möglingen , Murr , Oberstenfeld , Pattonville , Remseck , Schwieberdingen , Steinheim an der Murr , Tamm . There are also around 560 supervised apartments with outpatient care service.
In the communities with a cloverleaf nursing home, independent, independent development associations have been set up that volunteer for the residents and employees of the houses.
literature
- C. Steger (Ed.): The community , organ of the Baden-Württemberg community council. BWGZ 115/23/92. Focus on elderly care . In it: Peter Kappes: New developments in elderly care using the examples of the geriatric concept of the state of Baden-Württemberg and day care for the elderly . P. 687 and example Kleeblatt Pflegeheim gGmbH, Ludwigsburg district, p. 699–700.
- Werner Göpfert-Divivier: The Kleeblatt nursing homes in the Ludwigsburg district: Final report of the accompanying scientific research . On behalf of the Wüstenrot Foundation. Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, Stuttgart 1995, ISBN 3-421-03216-5 , 208 pp.