Missió
- To provide quality, personalized, integral care to the senior citizens in our area of reference
- To meet their social needs related to the capacity to help or replacement of activities in everday life
- To do this in accordance with their preferences, whenever possible
- To provide the necessary support to those in our care to help to build a more socially cohesive society Donar suport i assistència integral, personalitzada i de qualitat a la gent gran de l'àmbit d'influència
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What is Sabadell Senior Citizens Service Center?
Sabadell Senior Citizens Service Center is a service center oriented toward meeting the needs of senior citizens. This care is provided in our facilities and/or in the senior citizen's own home. Home care is provided through the services of Taulí Aprop.
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| The lobby of the center |
Sabadell Senior Citizens Service Center is located in the old Nen Jesús building, in the Ca n'Oriac district of Sabadell. It occupies 8500 square meters of building and has over 13000 square meters of gardens. |
A bit of history: From the Nen Jesús to Sabadell Senior Citizens
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1952-1956: The building that will house the Nen Jesús children's hospice is built and inaugurated on July 18,1956.
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May 1962: Incorporation of the building into the Obra Social de la Caixa d'Estalvis de Sabadell, as the Nen Jesús Children's Clinic. 1987: Integration into the newly created Consorci Hospitalari Parc Taulí.
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1987: Integration into the newly created Consorci Hospitalari Parc Taulí.
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September 26,1995: Neonatology moves to the Santa Fe building.
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October 15, 1997: The rest of the pediatric departments are transferred to the Taulí building.
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December 2, 1999: Irene Rigau, Secretary of Social Welfare of the Autonomous Government of Catalonia, presides over the presentation of the project to create the Sabadell Senior Citizens Service Center.
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May 2000: 15 months construction work begins to prepare the facilities.
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May 23, 2000: Official presentation of Taulí Aprop services, the first services managed by Sabadell Senior Citizens to be offered.
- October 15, 2001: Sabadell Senior Citizens Service Center becomes fully operative.
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Our commitment to the environment
The Center received € 24000 from the Autonomous Government of Catalonia and 16600 € from the Government of Spain to install solar energy panels. These now enable a savings of 70% in the cost of hot water. We also use energy saving light bulbs and detectors and the garden has been designed using local plants that require little water. |
Care organization
Care is oriented toward providing the support necessary to ensure personalized and integral care, promoting self-reliance and respecting the individual's decisions.
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| A professional interviewing a senior citizen |
The interprofessional team forms the basis of the working dynamics and elaborated personalized care plans integrating the views of the different professionals involved in the indidual's care.
The team comprises:
 Professionals directly involved in caring for senior citizens:
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Caretakers
Caretakers are the main, permanent care providers for our clients. They perform all the activities directly involved in the care of the clients, helping them and encouraging them to be self-reliant in the activities in their daily lives while ensuring a comfortable environment and making sure that they receive all of the care necessary to improve their quality of life. Caretakers are also responsible for organizing and coordinating care from other professionals for health and/or social problems
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Supporting professionals
- Sociocultural directors
- Monitors
- Hostesses
Sociocultural directors and monitors make up the group that plans, organizes, and carries out all the recreational, game-therapy, educational, and cultural activities necessary to fulfill the objectives laid out in the personal care plan. Hostesses are responsible for all the activities related with housing and foos to ensure that the client enjoys a comfortable and safe environment. |
Professionals especialistes
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Physicians
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Nurses
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Physioterapists
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Social workers
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Psychologists
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Occupational therapists
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Sociocultural directors and monitors make up the group that plans, organizes, and carries out all the recreational, game-therapy, educational, and cultural activities necessary to fulfill the objectives laid out in the personal care plan. Hostesses are responsible for all the activities related with housing and foos to ensure that the client enjoys a comfortable and safe environment.
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