Senioren- und Therapiezentrum Haus Havelblick GmbH

The Senior Citizens and Therapy Center Haus Havelblick is a renowned institution of the Kuhrt Group in Berlin-Spandau. It offers a comprehensive care spectrum for about 500 residents across 15 living areas, including specialized areas for dementia, gerontopsychiatry, and vegetative state with mechanical ventilation[1][3].

• Integrated Therapy Practices: Speech therapy, occupational therapy, and physiotherapy are available directly in the facility, allowing for comprehensive care[1][3].
• Holistic Care: The care is based on the model of holistic process-oriented care by Monika Krohwinkel. Residents with dementia are cared for according to the person-centered model by Tom Kitwood[3].
• Leisure Activities: A large garden with goats, a restaurant, and a movement pool provide residents with a pleasant environment[3].

The mission of Haus Havelblick is to provide comprehensive and individualized care that is tailored to the needs of the residents. Values such as teamwork, further education, and a friendly working atmosphere are central[4].

Although specific sustainability goals are not explicitly mentioned, Haus Havelblick places value on a modern facility and attractive working conditions, indicating a sustainable personnel policy. Additionally, it offers an extensive range of training and further education opportunities, which contributes to the stability and quality of care in the long term[1][4].

As a training company, Haus Havelblick offers training positions in elderly care and promotes the future of care through comprehensive onboarding and continuing education opportunities[1][4].