Coordinating care at home

The organisations we work with when a situation goes beyond clinical care.

Our sector

CCAS d'Échirolles
Our sector
Meals delivery, personal alarms, social support for older or isolated residents in the town. The first port of call when the problem is daily life rather than nursing.
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CCAS de Grenoble
Our sector
Same role for southern Grenoble: home help, meals, social connection, access to entitlements.
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CCAS d'Eybens
Our sector
The town's social desk: meals delivery, personal alarm, help with autonomy paperwork for residents of Eybens and the small towns that depend on it.
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CCAS de Saint-Martin-d'Hères
Our sector
Municipal social service of a town of 38,000: support for older residents, meals, housing, access to entitlements, working with the department.
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CCAS de Seyssinet-Pariset
Our sector
Left bank of the Drac: home help, meals, personal alarms and the vulnerable-persons register for Seyssinet-Pariset residents.
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DAC Sud Isère (GCS MRSI)
Isère
Care coordination support: when a situation becomes complex — several providers, carer exhaustion, a difficult hospital discharge — it brings everyone around the home together. We call on them ourselves when it helps.
04 76 24 90 38 Official site (new window)
Saint-Martin-d'Hères, working days
CHU Grenoble Alpes
Isère
The area's reference hospital. Its discharge teams pass on the prescriptions and reports that home care depends on.
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Département de l'Isère — autonomie
Isère
Personal autonomy allowance, home help, housing adaptation: this is where the support that makes staying at home sustainable is applied for.
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The same service is not reached the same way depending on where you live: here is the local door for each town in our sector.

Sources checked on 23 August 2026. Has something changed? Contact.