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Cagliari looks to the future of home care

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Cagliari is an aging city : according to the most recent demographic data, the population over 65 continues to grow, and with it, the need for ongoing, safe, and, above all, humane care. This phenomenon affects the whole of Sardinia and is increasingly evident in the capital, especially in the historic neighborhoods and the metropolitan area.

Nursing homes represent a quick fix for many families, but more and more Cagliari residents are choosing a different path: ensuring their parents and grandparents the peace of mind of home, with the help of competent, trained, and caring caregivers. This choice deeply reflects the Sardinian culture, which has always been tied to home, family, and the care of its elders.

It's no coincidence that in recent years , the Cagliari area and southern Sardinia have seen a sharp increase in demand for home care. Alongside increasingly demanding families, a complex market has developed, made up of improvised offers, inadequately trained staff, and makeshift solutions. In this scenario, having a reliable, reliable, and specialized partner is not a minor detail: it's a concrete need.

Cagliari looks to the future of home care

Gallas Group: where empathy meets professionalism
Gallas Group was created to meet this very need. A national leader in the recruitment and selection of caregivers and family workers, the company has built its approach on two pillars: human value and professionalism.

It's no coincidence that the decision to open Gallas Group's 50th Italian office in Cagliari represents a significant step in the company's growth. This decision confirms the company's focus on a region where the aging population and the need for qualified care are becoming increasingly critical, and where families demand reliable and structured solutions.

A caregiver isn't just a service: they're a daily presence in the homes of our elderly, someone who must be able to assist, understand, and communicate. For this reason, Gallas Group's selection process is rigorous: only 19% of applicants are hired. A resume and experience aren't enough; they also require empathy, a willingness to listen, reliability, and a good knowledge of the Italian language.

In Cagliari, as in many other areas of southern Italy and the islands, where a significant portion of the staff comes from other countries, communication becomes a crucial element in building trust and ensuring adequate care.

The serenity of growing old within the walls of your own home
Home remains a place of memories, routine, photographs, and cherished objects. In Sardinia, this bond is even deeper. For an elderly person, being uprooted from their surroundings often means a loss of balance, security, and serenity.

Home care, on the other hand, allows you to maintain your habits, schedules, rhythms, and loved ones: a true comfort zone where you can live your senior years with dignity and peace. And when you have a reliable, well-trained, and kind-hearted person at your side, everything becomes easier—even for family members.

With Gallas Group, Cagliari is taking a step forward in caring for its elderly . Because advancing age deserves respect, attention, and a listening ear, not hasty solutions.

A branch in Cagliari serving Sardinian families
With the opening of the Cagliari office, its 50th nationwide, Gallas Group is bringing to Sardinia a model already proven throughout Italy: personnel search and selection, skills assessment, comprehensive administrative management, rapid replacements, privacy protection, and ongoing support.

Families don't have to worry about holidays, contracts, documents, or unexpected events: everything is handled efficiently and confidentially. Our local presence is strategic, especially in a context like Sardinia, where care needs often intertwine with distance, work, and complex family management.

Here, expert consultants listen to each family's needs and identify the most suitable provider: live-in, hourly, day-time, or night-time. The goal isn't just to "find a caregiver," but to find the right person, one who can integrate into the family environment with respect, discretion, and sensitivity.

Anyone wishing to understand how home care actually works, including the timescales, costs and the people involved, can contact the Cagliari office: a preliminary consultation often helps to orient oneself and identify the most suitable solution for one's loved ones.
For information, contact Gallas Group, Viale Armando Diaz, 57, at 070 779 9705.

www.gallasgroup.it/contatti/agenzia-badanti-cagliari/

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