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CAPSI Home Care · at home and at our Yopougon practice

A qualified caregiver, at home.

Injections, dressings, drips, monitoring, personal care, day and night sitting: our nurses and nursing assistants come to your home, in every district of Abidjan, at the agreed time. They wear a badge, and every visit is recorded.

A question? Call +225 07 48 09 29 63

Request a call

A name and a number are enough: a nurse calls you back within the hour, Monday to Friday from 8 am to 6 pm. Outside those hours, we call you back as soon as we open.

When should we call?

Please do not describe your health condition here: the nurse will discuss it with you on the phone.

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

Who is it for?

An elderly person, every day

Personal care, pressure-sore prevention, monitoring: a daily visit, following a care plan drawn up after a home assessment.

Coming home from hospital

Dressings, removal of stitches, monitoring of vital signs: the rest of your care, at home.

Treatment at set times

Injections, drips, blood samples taken at home, at the prescribed times.

Day or night sitting

A nurse or a nursing assistant stays with your loved one for twelve hours.

How care is arranged

  1. STEP 1Call us or leave your number

    On the phone, a nurse listens to your needs and answers your questions.

  2. STEP 2An assessment, at home if needed

    For regular care, a caregiver comes to assess the situation and draws up a care plan with you.

  3. STEP 3Care begins

    At the agreed times, by a qualified caregiver wearing a badge. Every visit is recorded.

A sunny boulevard in Yopougon, decorated with Ivorian flags
Yopougon. Photo: Dadrik, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

You can also visit our practice.

Hours
Monday to Friday, 8 am to 6 pm
Address
Immeuble Fofana, ground floor, door B12, Yopougon Niangon Sud, Abidjan — 27 BP 170 Abidjan 27, Côte d’Ivoire
Home visits
In every district of Abidjan
Call the practice