We see nursing care as qualified, patient-oriented care that contributes to maintaining or restoring health, alleviating pain and improving quality of life. We are guided by Dorothea Orem’s “self-care deficit model”, the basic idea of which was to include all targeted and conscious actions that are carried out in order to achieve, maintain or restore health and well-being. These activities can either be carried out by oneself or by a third party. This is why our patients and, if they wish, their relatives are actively involved in the treatment process as much as possible. We take their individual needs and human dignity into consideration – regardless of nationality, gender or social status.