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Just Care: Our Approach to Professional Home Care

The philosophy, values and operational model that guide our daily work
6 May 2026 by

Just Care was founded on the belief that everyone, regardless of age or health condition, deserves quality care in their familiar home environment. Over the years, we have built an operational model combining clinical professionalism, human warmth and organisational rigour.

Our team: selection, training and continuous professional development

Just Care professionals are selected not only for their technical skills, but also for the interpersonal and human qualities that home care requires. Continuing education is a priority investment: every care professional regularly takes part in clinical refresher courses, simulations and professional supervision sessions.

Integrated planning: the person at the centre

Every care pathway starts with an in-depth assessment of the patient and their family. The care plan is developed with the active involvement of the patient and their loved ones, shared with the treating doctor and updated over time as needs change. There are no standard plans: everyone has their own story and deserves their own plan.

Our promise

We are committed to being present, reliable and competent. To treating everyone as we would a loved one. To communicating transparently, even when the news is difficult. To continuously improving the quality of our service by listening to feedback from patients and families. This is Just Care’s promise.


📚 Scientific evidence

  • Donabedian A. (1988). The quality of care: how can it be assessed? JAMA, 260(12):1743-8.
  • Institute of Medicine (2001). Crossing the Quality Chasm: A New Health System for the 21st Century. Washington DC: NAP.
  • FNOPI (2022). Infermieristica di famiglia e di comunità: modello operativo. Roma.
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