Pflege2030
The care facility of the future
What should a care facility of the future look like?
This is the focus of the "Care 2030" project. Given the great need for action in long-term inpatient care, the Haus Curanum care facility in Karlsfeld will be a model for quantitatively and qualitatively needs-based care in real operation. The facility's equipment will be expanded with digital care technology and staffing levels will be researched and optimized. All of this to ensure that growing older in inpatient care is dignified.
The aim is to comprehensively evaluate the entire project in terms of care quality and to create modular handouts that other institutions can use as a blueprint for implementation.
On December 19, 2022, the project was officially opened on site by Klaus Holetschek, Bavarian State Minister for Health and Care.
We are very pleased about the launch of "Care 2030" at the Korian facility in Karlsfeld. In these three years, supported by scientific support, a modernized care concept can be implemented that will sustainably ease the daily workload of caregivers and support them in their routines, thus also benefiting those in need of care.
Elisabeth Scharfenberg
board member of the Korian Foundation
In the Care 2030 project, there are many promising trends that are being tested in real-time operation. The employees of Curanum Karlsfeld are heavily involved in the process and decide on the technology that is used. The end result is that the working lives of the employees are made easier and at the same time the availability of the staff and the service for the residents are increased.
In the Care 2030 project, there are many promising trends that are being tested in real-time operation. The employees of Curanum Karlsfeld are heavily involved in the process and decide on the technology that is used. The end result is to make the working lives of the employees easier and at the same time increase the availability of staff and the service for the residents.
Remi Boyer
CEO of Korian Deutschland AG
We are delighted that we, as Haus Curanum in Karlsfeld, are able to be part of this exciting Care 2030 project. Our employees are highly motivated and are keen to play an active role in shaping the care of the future.
Holger Jantsch
facility management Haus Curanum Karlsfeld
Handover of the funding decision in Karlsfeld on December 19, 2022
vl Sascha Sassen (Korian Deutschland GmbH); Stephan Schöneich (Haus Curanum Karlsfeld); connected via video: Prof. Dr. Heinz Rothgang (University of Bremen); Dr. Marc-Alexander Burmeister; Holger Jantsch (Head of the Haus Curanum Karlsfeld); State Minister Klaus Holetschek (Bavarian State Ministry for Health and Care); Christian Weigand (Fraunhofer Institute IIS); Elisabeth Scharfenberg (Korian Foundation); Dr. Thomas Wittenberg, Dr. Stephanie Schmitt-Rüth, Martina Simon (Fraunhofer Institute IIS)
Improving care in Germany is a key issue for the future. This includes both a dignified care situation for people in need of care and an improvement in the nursing profession. For us as the Bavarian State Ministry of Health and Care, the “Care 2030” project is therefore forward-looking. We hope to gain sustainable insights for a long-term improvement in inpatient care in Bavaria and beyond.
Klaus Holetschek
Bavarian State Minister for Health and Care
The aim of “Care 2030” is to implement improved processes in everyday care that will improve the quality of life of nursing home residents and the job satisfaction of nursing staff.
Prof. Heinz Rothgang
University of Bremen
The development, implementation and integration of new processes and 'smart' technologies to relieve the burden on nursing staff pose major challenges for both their developers and their users.
Dr. Thomas Wittenberg
Privatdozent at Fraunhofer IIS
Our project partners
For the model project “Care 2030”, the Korian Foundation for Care and Dignified Aging and Korian Deutschland GmbH are cooperating with the University of Bremen (Prof. Heinz Rothgang) and the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS. The three-year project is funded by the Bavarian State Ministry for Health, Care and Prevention.
CONTACT
Korian Stiftung für Pflege und würdevolles Altern
Neumarkter Straße 59–61
81673 München
Germany
Telephone:
+49 89 242065280
Email:
info@korian-stiftung.de
