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Families abroad

Your parents in Abidjan, well looked after, even from afar.

You live in France, Canada, the United Kingdom, the United States or elsewhere, and your parents are in Abidjan. CAPSI organises their home care and keeps you informed, so you do not have to coordinate everything from a distance.

We reply at a time that suits you, taking the time difference into account.

Write to us

Leave an email, or a number with its country code: we reply by email, phone or WhatsApp.

Please do not include any medical information here: for care, we will talk on the phone.

What we do for you

Someone to talk to

A coordinating nurse follows your parents and answers your questions. You always know who to call.

An assessment at your parents’ home

Before starting, a nurse visits them, assesses the situation and suggests a care plan.

Regular news

After visits, you receive a report: what was done, and how your parents are.

Qualified caregivers

Nurses and nursing assistants trained in CAPSI’s methods, who show their badge.

Paying from abroad

You pay from abroad, and receive an invoice for each period.

How it works

  1. STEP 1You write to us

    On WhatsApp or through the form, whenever suits you.

  2. STEP 2A call with the nurse

    We talk about your parents, their needs and what you expect from us.

  3. STEP 3The assessment at your parents’ home

    A nurse meets them, then suggests a care plan and a quote.

  4. STEP 4Care begins

    At the agreed times, and you receive news.

The plans families choose most

  • Senior Serenity

    An elderly or dependent person, monthly

    • One visit a day: personal hygiene, pressure-sore prevention, monitoring
    • A weekly visit from the nurse
    • News for the family every week
    • The care plan reviewed every month
  • Back Home

    After a hospital stay, for 7 or 14 days

    • An assessment on the day of return
    • One nursing visit a day, as prescribed: dressings, injections, drips, monitoring
    • A report for your doctor at the end
  • Quiet Nights

    Night sitting, per night or per week

    • A nurse or nursing assistant with your loved one, from 8 pm to 8 am
    • For a return from hospital, a difficult period, a carer who needs to sleep

Life-threatening emergency: call 185 (SAMU ambulance service).

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