Stockholms Sjukhem
Stiftelsen Stockholms Sjukhem
Bromma, Sweden
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Stockholms Sjukhem is a foundation based in Bromma, Sweden working on elderly care, health, medical research.
Stockholms Sjukhem is an idéburen (faith-free, non-profit) foundation based in Stockholm County that provides healthcare, elderly care and research. Its services include geriatric care, palliative care, rehabilitation, advanced home healthcare (ASIH), primary care rehabilitation clinics with physiotherapy, dietetics and chiropractic, a cognitive clinic for memory and dementia assessments, and nursing homes with dementia and somatic units. It runs two hospitals and six care homes, operates under agreements with Region Stockholm and municipalities, and reinvests any surplus into care, elderly care and research. Its research covers geriatrics, palliative care, rehabilitation and elderly care, and it is an approved university hospital unit.
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Avancerad sjukvård i hemmet (ASIH)
Health · Sweden
Advanced home-based healthcare as an alternative to hospital care for people with serious illness who need frequent care contacts, available around the clock in Stockholm.
Palliativ vård
Health · Sweden
Specialised palliative care at home and in inpatient wards, focused on quality of life and comfort for patients with serious illness and at the end of life.
Vallgossen
Disability · Sweden
Housing and care units on Kungsholmen for people under 65 with acquired brain injury or dementia.
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