The Emmaüs Group owns 25 facilities in different healthcare and welfare services; general hospitals, mental healthcare, support for the people with disability, children and youth care, elderly care. Emmaüs counts more than 5.000 employees.
Emmaüs Elderly Care, part of the Emmaüs Group, has four nursing houses and one PPC nursing house (private public collaboration);

  • 465 beds
  • 65 places daycare (about 200 cliënts)
  • 33 places short stay
  • 106 elderly flats
  • 3 local service centers
  • 1 service for adjusted transport, cleaning, shopping, ironing…
  • 525 employees
    Ten Kerselaere is the eldest home of Emmaüs and well known residential elderly care facility in Heist-op-den-Berg. The complex was designed and rebuilt by OSAR Architects (www.osar.be ) between 2006 and 2009 based on small-scale and normalized living, implementing healthcare automatization. Our concept combines safe and comfortable housing facilities with assisted living facilities and state of the art care.
    We currently accommodate 107 residents. Our two ‘day-care centers’ welcome about 45 visitors a day. They are partners in the home care, supporting care during the day, in continuity with living at home. Elderly people who only needs services are welcome in our Local Service Center whenever they want to.
    Ten Kerselaere also has a short stay center for 10 clients for temporal relief and care to people whose home carer(s) can’t offer the needed care themselves in case of illness, accident, need of rest/holiday, etc. We offer reactivation after hospital admission, social servicing and crisis relief.
    Residential Care Life is situated in comfortable housing, furnished as a real family home with a dining corner and kitchen, a view on to and access to the gardens. The complex offers 14 small-scale houses, fitted for 8 residents each, clustered two by two,
    Our project small-scaleness covers a sheltered living module organized in small scale group housing with emphasis on the social aspects. Care approach promoting DLA and ‘normal’ life compensating for physical or cognitive deficits in an accommodated and comfortable environment with own fenced yard and garden.
    Heist op den berg is a dementia – friendly municipality with Ten Kerselaere as stakeholder.
    In residential care ward “the old mill” there are lots of facilities; psychiatric nursing, Home Marjorie for people with Huntington disease, social housing for seniors and Ten Kerselaere.
    Heist op den berg is a dementia – friendly municipality with Ten Kerselaere as stakeholder.
    Concept of residential care ward “the old mill” there are lots of facilities; psychiatric nursing, Home Marjorie for people with Huntington disease, social housing for seniors and Ten Kerselaere.
    Local politicians are involved in both projects.

http://www.emmaus.be/