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Découvrez comment Serenity Monaco protège vos données personnelles. Consultez notre politique de confidentialité pour comprendre nos pratiques de collecte, d’utilisation et de protection de vos informations. Legal notices The serenity.mc website is published by the limited liability company Serenity Monaco SARL, whose trade name is Serenity Monaco. The company has a share capital of €15,000, and is registered in the trade and industry directory under number 24S09847. The head office of Serenity Monaco SARL is located at 99 boulevard du Jardin Exotique, 98000 Monaco. Serenity Monaco SARL is declared and approved under number 2023.9882, issued by the Health Action Directorate located at 48 boulevard d'Italie, 98000 Monaco. You can contact Serenity Monaco SARL: • By email: contact@serenity.mc • By telephone: (+377) 99 92 48 04 The person responsible for the publication is Jérôme Jolivet. The site is hosted by Wix Online Platform Limited, located at 1 Grant's Row, Dublin 2 D02HX96, Ireland, (phone or email contact: (+1) 415 358 0857). Intellectual property All intellectual property rights in the contents of this site – including, but not limited to, images, logos, trademarks, distinctive signs, sounds, animations, texts, sound, visual and audiovisual recordings – belong to Serenity Monaco SARL or its licensors, and are protected by national and international laws. These rights are reserved in favor of Serenity Monaco SARL and/or its licensors. Any reproduction, distribution, modification, or use, for commercial or non-commercial purposes, of all or part of the site or its content without the prior written authorization of Serenity Monaco SARL is strictly prohibited. Serenity Monaco SARL reserves the right to take any legal or extrajudicial action it deems necessary in the event of a violation of its rights. Disclaimer The website is provided “as is”, without any guarantee as to its content, use, purposes, or suitability for users’ needs. Serenity Monaco SARL is not responsible for third-party web pages accessible from this site, nor for the accuracy or validity of information available on sites that are not published by it. Furthermore, Serenity Monaco SARL cannot be held responsible for technical malfunctions, browser failures or Internet connections affecting the user. The absence of interruptions or errors in accessing the site is not guaranteed. Serenity Monaco SARL reserves the right to modify, update, or delete, at any time, the information present on the site, without assuming any responsibility. Personal data and cookies We process your personal data, including through cookies used on this site, in accordance with our Privacy and Cookie Policy . Applicable law and competent jurisdiction These legal notices, including our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy, are governed by Monegasque law. Unless otherwise provided by law, the courts of Monaco shall have jurisdiction to resolve any dispute relating to these provisions.

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Découvrez comment aborder le sujet de l’aide à domicile avec un proche. Conseils et astuces pour faciliter le dialogue et accompagner en douceur la transition vers un soutien adapté. How to talk about home help to his loved ones? Addressing the topic of home care with a loved one can be challenging, especially if the person is reluctant to accept external help. Here are some tips to facilitate this conversation: 1. Choose the right moment and place Pick a calm time when you won’t be interrupted. Talk in a comfortable and familiar environment where your loved one feels at ease. 2. Express your concerns with empathy Share your worries sincerely, focusing on their well-being. For example: “I’m concerned seeing you so tired. I’d like you to have some help to make things easier for you.” 3. Highlight the benefits for their quality of life Emphasize the positive aspects of home care, such as being able to stay longer at home, feeling safer, or having more time for enjoyable activities. Explain that home care can actually help them maintain more autonomy and well-being. 4. Involve your loved one in the decision-making process Avoid making unilateral decisions. Involve them in choosing the type of help, schedules, and even the caregiver. Ask questions like: “How would you feel about having someone to help with the tasks you find most tiring?” 5. Reframe home care as a positive support Explain that hiring home care does not signify a loss of independence, but rather support to continue living comfortably at home. You could say: “It’s just a little help so you can focus on the things you enjoy.” 6. Suggest a temporary trial Propose to try home care for a limited period, for instance, a few weeks. This approach can alleviate reluctance without long-term commitment. “We can always try it for a month and see how it goes. If it doesn’t work out, we can always stop.” 7. Listen and address their concerns Allow your loved one to express their fears or reservations. Be attentive and reassuring, explaining that you’re there to help find a solution that suits them. 8. Involve a trusted third party If necessary, consider involving a healthcare professional, family doctor, or advisor to participate in the discussion and offer a neutral, informed perspective. Approaching this topic gently, with empathy and respect, while emphasizing the benefits for their well-being, can help your loved one accept the idea of home care more easily.

Accédez à des conseils pratiques et des ressources utiles pour mieux accompagner vos proches en perte d’autonomie. Serenity Monaco vous guide avec des astuces et des recommandations adaptées. Our Advice Our expertise at the service of your loved ones. Family caregivers: How do we support them? There is no denying that those being cared for need support. However, carers themselves also need help to maintain their health. So how can we support them? How to talk to your loved ones about home help? Bringing up the topic of home care with a loved one can be tricky, especially if that person is reluctant to accept outside help. Here are some tips to help make the conversation easier. How to cope with loss of autonomy? Coping with loss of autonomy, whether for yourself or a loved one, is an emotionally and physically difficult ordeal. Here are some strategies to better manage this situation. How to assess loss of autonomy? The disability assessment is a key process in determining the level of assistance a person needs. We explain everything here. Does your loved one need help at home? Lorsqu’un proche commence à perdre en autonomie, il peut devenir difficile de savoir quand il est temps de lui proposer une aide à domicile. Voici quelques signes qui peuvent indiquer que votre proche a besoin de soutien. The benefits of home help for your loved one. Home help offers many benefits for people who are losing their autonomy and their families. Here are the main benefits of this service.

Accédez à une sélection de liens utiles pour les aidants et les personnes en perte d’autonomie. Retrouvez des ressources pratiques et des services dédiés pour vous accompagner au quotidien. Monaco Gerontological Coordination Center (CCGM) For any inquiries, you can contact the CCGM located at 18 avenue Princesse Florestine, open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone: +377 98 98 42 03 Email: ccgm@gouv.mc Doctors on call in Monaco Weekdays from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Weekends from 7am to 10pm. Public holidays from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. List of on-call doctors Pharmacy on call in Monaco During night shift hours, in case of emergency, you should first go to the nearest police station. List of on-call pharmacies Emergency contact numbers Firefighters (Ambulances) 18 or 93 30 19 45 Police-Emergency 17 or 93 15 30 15

Découvrez Serenity Monaco, votre partenaire pour l’accompagnement des personnes en perte d’autonomie. Apprenez-en plus sur notre mission, nos valeurs et notre équipe dédiée à offrir un service de qualité. Our story It all started not in an office, but in an intimate, emotionally charged setting. Leslie and Jérôme, both working in the cosmetics industry in Monaco, met through their previous careers. Leslie, an export sales manager, travels the world establishing prestigious brands, while Jérôme manages various luxury brands' international reach. Facing family difficulties concerning Guy and Albert, their two grandfathers, Leslie and Jérôme come up against reality and find themselves in the situation of many families: finding quality and trustworthy services to ensure the home care of a loved one who is losing their autonomy. They saw up close the challenges of old age, the uncertainties, the nighttime worries, and sometimes the lack of coordination between those involved. Like many families, they felt this mixture of need for help, lack of transparency and a desire to do better. From this personal experience was born a conviction: it was necessary to change the rules of the game in personal services. A simple idea… and yet revolutionary. What if we could reinvent personal services by bringing more humanity, more transparency and more respect — for both the beneficiaries and those who support them? Too often, families lived in uncertainty: Did the caregiver go well? Did everything go well? And too often, employees still worked in the shadows, poorly paid, without recognition. This is where Serenity Monaco was born, with a clear objective: to pull the sector upwards. Jerome Jolivet Codirecteur Leslie Coudreau Co-director Our vision A Transparent, Connected… and Deeply Human Service At Serenity Monaco, every visit begins with a simple gesture: the caregiver scans their NFC badge. Within seconds, their presence is recorded, the time is logged, and the information is automatically updated in the beneficiary’s secure portal. No more doubts or guesswork — everything is clear, tracked, and shared. And behind the screen, there is also a dedicated advisor, available day and night, who knows each beneficiary, their habits, their needs, and even their small personal preferences. Innovation in the Service of Nighttime Peace of Mind Nights can be stressful for a vulnerable person… and for their loved ones. Traditionally, there has only been one solution: overnight in-home care, with continuous presence throughout the night — a service not within everyone’s budget. But Serenity Monaco was determined to bring a new, more accessible option to life: Night Itinerant Care (GIN). This initiative, supported by the Monaco Government, has helped relieve dozens of families since its launch at the end of 2024. A professional comes once or twice during the night, between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., to ensure that everything is fine, that the person is safe, and that the home remains calm and reassuring. A unique innovation in Monaco, combining flexibility, peace of mind, and controlled costs. It’s more than a service — it’s a discreet yet very real safety net. Caring for Those Who Care Behind every Serenity service, there is a caregiver who gives their all. And at Serenity Monaco, these professionals are respected and valued. Higher-than-average pay, full coverage of transport costs, bonuses, stable permanent contracts… Here, we take care of our teams just as we take care of our beneficiaries. Because a staff member who is listened to, recognized, and supported is someone who gives their very best, stays with us, and builds that invaluable bond with the person they assist. Changing the Rules of the Game Serenity Monaco is not just a company — it’s a vision. A vision of a sector where excellence, humanity, and modernity move forward hand in hand. Where families know, understand, and are involved. Where caregivers are proud of their profession. Where innovation is not about being “different” for the sake of it, but about being better. Every day, Serenity Monaco moves forward with a single mission: to offer a level of care that inspires the entire sector to aim higher. Our values At Serenity Monaco we share strong values which place us in an approach of trust and professionalism. Kindness, Empathy and Respect Attentive to the prevention of physical and moral abuse, our main concern is to take care of our beneficiaries, while respecting their privacy, their culture, their choices and their way of life. Transparency We guarantee you a quality service, in complete transparency. All of our services can be consulted and traced, in particular through our private and confidential digital platform. Consideration and Listening Each individual is unique, which is why we provide a personalized support plan adapted to the needs of our beneficiaries, taking into account their requirements and preferences. Regular monitoring carried out both with the beneficiary but also with their family and our stakeholders allows us to ensure quality of execution and the consideration of service improvement measures.

Identifiez vos besoins d’aide à domicile avec Serenity Monaco. Découvrez comment un accompagnement personnalisé peut améliorer la qualité de vie des personnes en perte d’autonomie. Does your loved one need help at home? When a loved one starts to lose their independence, it can be difficult to determine when it’s time to suggest home care assistance. Here are some signs that may indicate your loved one needs support: 1. Changes in Personal Hygiene: Difficulties in performing basic self-care tasks such as bathing, dressing, or maintaining good personal hygiene. 2. Mobility Issues: Trouble moving around inside or outside the home, frequent falls, or a reluctance to walk alone. 3. Forgetfulness or Confusion: Frequent forgetfulness (meals, appointments, taking medications) or confusion about simple and daily tasks. 4. Messy Home Environment: The home becomes neglected, cleaning is no longer done, or important household chores are left unfinished. 5. Social Isolation: Withdrawal from usual social activities, lack of interest in hobbies, or increased loneliness. 6. Difficulty Managing Administrative Tasks: Delays in paying bills, piled-up paperwork, or difficulties in understanding or completing documents. 7. Changes in Eating Habits: Weight loss, lack of appetite, or inability to prepare balanced and regular meals. 8. General Health Condition: Worsening of pre-existing medical conditions or the emergence of new, untreated health issues. 9. Fatigue and Exhaustion: Increased tiredness, fatigue, or lack of energy to handle daily tasks. 10. Dependence on Others: Frequent requests for help from family members or neighbors to accomplish everyday tasks. What to Do if You Notice These Signs? If several of these signs are present, it may be time to discuss the possibility of home care assistance with your loved one. Approach the topic with sensitivity and empathy, emphasizing that such support can improve their comfort and quality of life while allowing them to stay safely at home. You can also seek advice from the Monaco Gerontological Coordination Center.

Découvrez les différents modes d’interventions proposées par Serenity Monaco pour accompagner les personnes en perte d’autonomie. Services personnalisés et solutions adaptées à chaque besoin. Modes of Intervention Discover the different modes of intervention offered to support people who are losing their autonomy. Personalized services and solutions adapted to each need. Provider In this mode of intervention, Serenity Monaco acts as a SERVICE PROVIDER and provides home services to the beneficiary. 1. Employer's liability The service provider is the employer: Serenity Monaco directly employs the workers (care assistants, home helps, etc.) who provide the services to the beneficiary. Administrative management: The service provider takes care of all administrative formalities related to the employment of the workers, such as the management of contracts, salaries, insurance, and replacements in the event of absence. 2. Contractualization and Service Service contract: The beneficiary signs a contract with Serenity Monaco which defines the nature, duration, and terms of the services to be provided. Billing: The services provided are billed directly to the beneficiary by the service provider, in the form of a monthly invoice. 3. Services offered Wide range of services: Services may include assistance with washing, housework, meal preparation, accompaniment for outings, etc. Personalization: The provider adapts the services according to the specific needs of the beneficiary, identified during a prior assessment. 4. Benefits for the Beneficiary Simplicity: The beneficiary does not have to worry about the obligations linked to hiring an employee, such as declarations to the CCSS, management of leave, or replacement in the event of absence. Peace of mind: The guarantee of having qualified speakers supervised by a professional structure. 5. Financing Financial assistance: The beneficiary may benefit from certain assistance to finance all or part of the services. In summary, the service provider intervention mode offers a turnkey solution for personal services, relieving the beneficiary of all administrative responsibilities linked to the employment of a service provider. Mandate agent The mandate intervention model in the field of personal care services is a framework where the beneficiary (or their representative) becomes the employer of the home care worker, while Serenity Monaco acts as the MANDATE AGENT to facilitate administrative procedures. Here are the main aspects of this intervention model: 1. Role of the Mandate Agent Administrative intermediary: Serenity Monaco is responsible for selecting and introducing qualified home care workers to the beneficiary. Administrative assistance: Serenity Monaco helps the beneficiary complete the necessary formalities for employing a home care worker, such as drafting the employment contract, making declarations to the CCSS, managing payslips, etc. 2. Employer’s Responsibility The beneficiary is the employer: Unlike the service provider model, the beneficiary or their representative becomes the legal employer of the home care worker. They take on all associated responsibilities, such as managing leave, paying salaries, and complying with labor laws. Legal obligations: The beneficiary must comply with legal and conventional obligations, such as providing a payslip and managing social security declarations. 3. Mandate Contract Contract between the beneficiary and the mandate agent: A mandate contract is signed between the beneficiary and Serenity Monaco , defining the tasks that the mandate agent will perform on behalf of the beneficiary. Employment contract with the home care worker: The beneficiary also signs an employment contract directly with the home care worker. 4. Advantages and Disadvantages Advantages: The mandate model offers greater freedom of choice and often a lower cost compared to the service provider model, as the beneficiary only pays the mandate fees in addition to the home care worker’s salary. Disadvantages: The beneficiary must assume all employer-related responsibilities, which can be burdensome, especially in the event of disputes or managing absences. 5. Funding Financial aid: The beneficiary may also benefit from certain financial assistance to fund the employment of a home care worker. 6. Personalized Care Direct relationship with the home care worker: The beneficiary maintains a direct relationship with the home care worker, allowing for personalized services tailored to specific needs. In summary, the mandate intervention model allows the beneficiary to benefit from the support of a specialized structure to help recruit and manage a home care worker, while assuming the responsibilities of an employer. This model is often chosen for its lower cost but requires more involvement from the beneficiary.

Besoin d'un accompagnement ? Notre auxiliaire de vie pour personnes âgées à Monaco soutient les personnes en perte d’autonomie et améliore leur qualité de vie. Our services To meet the needs of elderly people who are losing their independence or people with disabilities and to satisfy their desire to remain at home, we offer a wide range of services. Our home care assistant services cover both daytime and nighttime needs to simplify your life. We also accompany your loved ones during hospital discharges or in the event of temporary incapacity. A single company to take care of your loved one and move forward with peace of mind. Help with autonomy Help with getting up and going to bed Help with dressing and undressing Toilet assistance Help with mealtimes Hospital discharge Assistance for returning home Accompaniment to medical appointments 24/7 presence Help with daily activities Administrative assistance Shopping assistance Housekeeper Help with meal preparation Socio-relational support Exit Company Stimulation Night assistance Night shift (8 p.m.-8 a.m.) Night shift guard (GIN) 1 to 2 visits per night Assistance for people with disabilities Adults Children Home care assistant for the elderly or disabled in Monaco At Serenity, your peace of mind and the well-being of your loved ones are at the heart of our commitments. We offer professional home care services for the elderly and disabled in Monaco, designed to maintain their independence and comfort at home. We make a personal commitment to your loved one to meet all their needs, promote a peaceful daily life, and offer you the peace of mind you need. I need a caregiver Why choose a home help for the elderly in Monaco? Need home help for seniors in Monaco ? Choosing a senior care provider in Monaco with Serenity guarantees your parent support tailored to their habits and pace. Your caregiver provides a reassuring and attentive presence: assistance with getting up, getting around, preparing meals, and assisting with daily hygiene. Every action is carried out with gentleness and professionalism, fully respecting your loved one's privacy and dignity. Our team is trained to respond empathetically to your parent's needs, enhancing their daily comfort at home and quality of life. Personalized support with Serenity! Each senior care provider in Monaco offered by Serenity stands out for their attentiveness and availability to seniors. Your caregiver quickly establishes a strong, trusting relationship, essential for lasting support. Whether for regular outings, medical appointments, or socializing at home, your caregiver adapts their assistance to your relative's pace and preferences. Our team carefully maintains the social connection necessary for their emotional balance. Thanks to this closeness and daily support, your elderly loved one can fully enjoy their familiar surroundings, surrounded by continuous and warm attention that respects their wishes and comfort at all times.

Découvrez des ressources et des conseils pour les aidants familiaux. Serenity Monaco vous accompagne pour mieux soutenir vos proches en perte d’autonomie et préserver votre bien-être. Family caregivers: How do we support them? A family caregiver, also known as an informal caregiver, is a non-professional person who provides support to a relative who is partially or totally dependent. This support can include essential daily tasks, ranging from household chores to administrative procedures. Those who take on this crucial role, often for a few hours a week or on a regular basis, enable their loved ones to remain at home. However, this responsibility can be exhausting, both physically and mentally. It is undeniable that those receiving care need support. However, caregivers themselves also need help to preserve their health. So, how can we support them? Who Are Family Caregivers? The Caregiver Barometer, updated annually, provides better insight into caregivers. The main findings reveal that: - 1 in 5 people is a caregiver, - 60% of caregivers are women, - 70% of caregivers are employed, with 20% dedicating more than 20 hours per week to their loved ones. Caregivers often juggle their professional and family lives alongside their caregiving roles. Among them, 50% support a relative due to age, 38% because of an illness, and 25% due to a disability. Most caregivers are a spouse (often the wife), a parent, or a child. Main Challenges Faced by Caregivers The assistance provided to a loved one inevitably impacts caregivers' lives. The 2022 Caregiver Barometer highlights several negative effects: - On their leisure time, - On their morale and sleep, - On their physical and mental health. These repercussions can affect their family and professional lives, with serious consequences, sometimes leading to depression. In fact, 60% of caregivers are at risk of increased mortality within three years of their loved one's illness onset, and one in three caregivers dies before the person they care for. Despite these concerning findings, solutions exist to support them. What Solutions Are Available for Caregivers? 1. Easing Their Daily Lives Effectively supporting their loved ones is the first step in helping caregivers. Financial aids such as the Autonomy Allowance and the Disabled Adult Allowance can fund specialized support, allowing caregivers to free up time and reduce stress. 2. Providing Respite Solutions Caregivers may need moments of rest. Services such as daycare or temporary accommodation allow them to entrust their loved ones to professionals and enjoy time for themselves. 3. Establishing Specific Leave Any employee with a minimum of two years' seniority with the same employer is entitled to unpaid family support leave if they are designated as a family caregiver. Family support leave lasts for three months and can be renewed, up to a maximum of one year. 4. Encouraging Exchanges Between Caregivers and Professionals It is essential for caregivers to be able to share experiences and receive training. Local initiatives and associations exist to support them, as well as consultations with psychologists. How Serenity Monaco Supports Caregivers? The mental load on caregivers is heavy. Serenity Monaco offers caregivers to relieve them by taking care of the technical daily tasks. From assistance with bathing to administrative management and coordinating medical appointments, these services allow caregivers to focus on quality moments with their loved ones. For more information, feel free to fill out our contact form.

Bénéficiez d’une assistance administrative pour personnes âgées à Monaco avec Serenity, un service clair, discret et personnalisé à domicile. Administrative assistance for the elderly in Monaco Managing administrative procedures often becomes more complicated over time. Many seniors find themselves overwhelmed by paperwork, official correspondence, bills to pay, and forms to fill out. At Serenity, we offer tailor-made administrative assistance for seniors in Monaco. Thanks to our regular presence and personalized support, we help everyone regain peace of mind and manage their documents without stress. Our team is trained to listen, reassure, and, above all, take concrete and caring action. I need administrative assistance Administrative assistance for the elderly in Monaco We believe that human presence remains the best support for simplifying paperwork management. That's why our administrative assistance for seniors in Monaco is based on clear, face-to-face exchanges. We take the time to read, sort, and explain documents, whether they are administrative letters, invoices, or contracts. Our staff are trained to adapt to each senior's pace, without pressure, in a calm and caring atmosphere. We make it a point of honor to respect each individual's choices and to make the procedures understandable. Our regular presence helps prevent oversights and ensures constant monitoring. Manage official papers with greater peace of mind with Serenity Administrative assistance for seniors in Monaco isn't limited to filling out forms. We also help with filing documents, contacting government agencies, and preparing applications for assistance. It's often difficult to know where to start, especially when several organizations request different documents. We stay by our clients' side to guide them step by step, explaining each step in simple terms. We always intervene patiently, whether it's sorting mail, understanding a bill, or preparing for an appointment. Our goal is to make everything easier for everyone. So if you're looking for attentive and professional home help for seniors in Monaco , contact us! Being a trusted relay for families too In addition to providing direct relief to our beneficiaries, our administrative assistance for the elderly in Monaco also reassures their loved ones. Families are not always on-site or available. Thanks to our regular visits, we can act as a link between the person receiving care and their loved ones. We share important information, highlight any needs, and take stock if necessary. This bond of trust is invaluable, especially for those who live far away. Our service thus acts as a discreet but constant support, allowing everyone to remain independent while being surrounded by others . At Serenity, we move forward together, step by step, to simplify everyday life. Make an appointment with our team now for tailored and reassuring assistance for your loved ones.

Nos conseils sur la perte d’autonomie. Identifiez les besoins des personnes dépendantes pour anticiper un accompagnement optimal. How to assess loss of autonomy? The law defines loss of autonomy or dependency as: “The condition of a person who, despite the care they may receive, needs assistance to carry out essential daily activities or requires regular supervision. ” If a loved one experiences a loss of autonomy, you can contact the Gerontological Coordination Center of Monaco (CCGM). Assessing the loss of autonomy is a key process for determining the level of assistance required for a person. This assessment can be conducted by the CCGM and is based on specific criteria to measure the physical, cognitive, and psychological abilities of the concerned individual. The AGGIR Grid (Autonomy, Gerontology, Iso-Resources Group), used by the CCGM , helps determine the level of dependency for elderly individuals. The person is evaluated on 10 physical and mental activities (such as mobility, eating, bathing) and 7 domestic and social activities (managing finances, maintaining their home). Individuals are classified into six groups (GIR 1 to GIR 6), with GIR 1 representing the most severe loss of autonomy and GIR 6 the mildest: • GIR 1: Persons confined to bed or a wheelchair, with severely impaired mental functions. Or persons in the end stages of life requiring continuous assistance for essential daily activities. • GIR 2: Persons confined to bed or a wheelchair with partially impaired mental functions, requiring significant support for essential activities. Or persons with impaired mental functions who can still move around. • GIR 3: Persons with preserved mental autonomy but whose physical capacities require multiple daily supports for essential activities, particularly bathing and dressing. • GIR 4: Persons able to move around independently but needing assistance for other activities such as bathing and dressing. Or persons without mobility issues but requiring help with meals and transfers (e.g., getting up and going to bed). • GIR 5: Persons needing only occasional help for bathing, meals, or household chores. They retain their independence for mobility. • GIR 6: Persons completely autonomous for essential daily activities. This group includes those who only require help for domestic or household activities. Consequences of the Evaluation Orientation towards appropriate services : Depending on the degree of loss of autonomy, the person may receive home services, financial support (such as the Autonomy Allowance), or be placed in a specialized institution. Personalized support plan : A plan is developed to organize the necessary assistance, whether it involves human help, technical aids, or home adaptations. Importance of the Evaluation : This evaluation is crucial to tailor the care and services to the real needs of the person, ensuring their safety, well-being, and enabling them to maintain a certain quality of life despite their loss of autonomy.