Home care · Community nursing · Arnhem
Care that looks beyond the care need.
BAAS Zorg supports people at home with professional care and attention to the whole person — physical, mental, emotional, social and what gives life meaning.
Who is BAAS Zorg for?
Care that moves with your life.
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I am looking for care for myself
From personal care to nursing, support and long-term care at home.
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I am arranging care for someone close to me
Clear information, practical guidance and room for family and informal carers.
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I am a referrer or professional
Short communication lines, clear coordination and continuity around the client.
Contact us ↗How can we help?
Good care starts with understanding what matters to you.
A care need is rarely only about a medical task. It is also about independence, trust, daily routines, family, resilience and quality of life. That is why we look together at what you need and what you would like to continue doing for yourself.
Tell us what is happening →Can we help?
Tell us what you are facing right now.
Choose the situation closest to your question and see which type of care may fit.
Support with washing, dressing, medication and daily routines while preserving independence.
Read more ↗Professional nursing support at home, for example after illness, treatment or hospital discharge.
Read more ↗Guidance, structure and a consistent point of contact for the client and family.
Read more ↗Comfort, quality of life and support for client and family during a vulnerable phase of life.
Read more ↗Care in motion
Not only explaining care. Showing how care feels.
People and care moments play an active role throughout the website. As you scroll, the perspective moves from listening and observing to supporting, collaborating and caring.
Understanding what is needed
Good care starts with attention. A care need is considered together with daily life, the home situation and what matters to the person.
Close to everyday life
Personal and nursing care combine practical support with explanation, reassurance, autonomy and room to keep doing what remains possible.
Client, family and professionals
When appropriate, care is coordinated with relatives, informal carers and other professionals involved.
Human, supported by digital tools
Digital tools can support overview, communication and continuity while personal contact remains the starting point.
Our care services
Care at home, shaped around the life you want to lead.
From temporary support to long-term and complex care. We organise care around the person — not the other way round.
Community nursing & home care
Personal and nursing care in your own home, tailored to your health, independence and everyday life.
Learn more →Personal care
Support with daily personal care, with respect for autonomy, dignity and what you can still do yourself.
Learn more →Support at home
Support with structure, independence and social, psychological or practical challenges in daily life.
Learn more →Dementia case management
One trusted point of contact for people with dementia and their families, from first questions to coordinating care.
Learn more →Palliative care at home
Care focused on comfort, quality of life, peace of mind and support for the person and those close to them.
Learn more →Long-term care at home
Long-term care and support at home for people with a Wlz indication, tailored to the individual situation.
Learn more →Domestic support
Practical support when household tasks cannot temporarily or structurally be managed independently.
Learn more →Support for informal carers
Support and coordination for family members and others who are closely involved in long-term care.
Learn more →Our view of wellbeing
Physical care
We look beyond a symptom or procedure to mobility, recovery, safety, prevention, comfort and how these affect everyday life.
Explore this dimension →Our view of wellbeing
Mental wellbeing
Mental resilience, clarity and personal control deserve attention. We identify what a person needs and, where appropriate, connect them with additional support.
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Our view of wellbeing
Emotional care
Illness, loss and dependency can have a profound emotional impact. We make room for feelings, trust, listening and a care relationship in which a person feels truly seen.
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Our view of wellbeing
Social wellbeing
Wellbeing is also shaped by relationships, participation and the living environment. We look at the person’s network and at what helps them stay connected and involved.
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Spiritual care & meaning
Meaning is about what brings hope, peace, direction and purpose. We approach questions of meaning, values and belief respectfully and without imposing anything.
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Caring together
Care that embraces the whole person.
Physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual wellbeing form one whole. BAAS Zorg connects these dimensions in a personal approach where attention, calm and quality come together.
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Care is also about relationships
Not only doing what is needed. Also seeing what truly matters.
We do not want people to feel reduced to a care visit. That is why we work with respect for autonomy, habits, background, social network and the small things that make a day meaningful.
Arrange care
From your first question to appropriate care.
A clear route, with room for your story and circumstances.
We listen
You tell us what is happening, what you are finding difficult and what matters to you.
We assess your care needs
We look at which care, assessment and funding route may fit your situation.
We agree the plan
Care arrangements are documented and aligned with your goals, abilities and daily routines.
We keep reviewing
Because care needs can change, we continue to assess what remains appropriate and necessary.
Care & funding
Which route fits your care needs?
Home care and support can be organised under different Dutch statutory frameworks. We help you understand which route may be relevant.
Among other things, for community nursing and certain forms of personal care.
For certain forms of guidance and support arranged through the municipality.
For permanent intensive care when a Wlz indication has been issued.
If the applicable conditions are met, a personal budget can give you more control over arranging and purchasing care or support. A PGB may be available under routes including Zvw, Wmo or Wlz.
Quality & safety
Quality independently validated.
At BAAS Zorg, quality is not an aspiration on paper but a demonstrable standard in daily practice. During the inspection by the Dutch Health and Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ) on 12 June 2025, all eighteen standards assessed received a positive rating. The findings reflect an organisation in which professional expertise, commitment and person-centred care are structurally embedded, with transparency, professional autonomy and continuous improvement forming part of everyday care delivery.
View the IGJ inspection report ↗standards assessed
All eighteen standards positively assessedIGJ inspection visit, 12 June 2025Your life remains the starting point.
We discuss not only what care is needed, but also what you want to keep doing yourself, which routines matter and what gives you a sense of independence and safety.
Discuss your care needs →Caring together also means looking after those close to you.
Family carers often know the person better than anyone. We therefore take their knowledge, capacity and need for coordination seriously.
More about support →Careers at BAAS Zorg
Work in a team where your talent matters.
At BAAS Zorg you are not just a number or a link in a chain. You work in an environment where expertise, initiative and genuine attention to clients are recognised.
Personal development
Access to training, courses, coaching and opportunities to grow professionally.
A supportive team
Colleagues support one another and work with respect, trust and shared responsibility.
Flexibility
Attention to a work-life balance that fits your personal circumstances.
Meaningful work
Every shift is an opportunity to make a direct difference to quality of life.
Staying independent at home
Care supports what a person can still do and steps in where help becomes necessary.
↗Together with family
Relatives and informal carers have a clear place in coordination around the client.
↗Quality you can see
Professional care, learning, improvement and transparency create trust.
↗BAAS Zorg in images
Care is made of moments that matter.
BAAS Zorg Arnhem
Care close to home starts with short lines of communication.
BAAS Zorg is based in Arnhem. From here, we organise care and support at home and coordinate, where needed, with clients, families and other professionals involved.
View contact details →6843 NW Arnhem085 – 13 00 046info@baaszorg.nl
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about care at home.
Clear explanations without unnecessary care jargon.
What is community nursing?
Community nursing is personal and nursing care provided in your home. Depending on your needs, this can include personal care, wound care, medication support and other nursing procedures.
What does BAAS Zorg mean by holistic care?
Holistic care means looking at the person as a whole. Alongside physical health, we pay attention to mental and emotional resilience, social connection and, where it matters to the person, meaning and spiritual wellbeing.
Does BAAS Zorg provide home care in Arnhem and the surrounding area?
BAAS Zorg is based in Arnhem and provides several forms of care and support at home. Contact us to discuss whether your location and care needs fall within our current service area.
Do I need an assessment for community nursing?
For community nursing under the Dutch Health Insurance Act, care needs are assessed and formally indicated by a community nurse. This assessment forms the basis for appropriate care arrangements.
What is the difference between Zvw, Wmo and Wlz?
The Health Insurance Act (Zvw) is relevant, among other things, to community nursing. The Social Support Act (Wmo) enables municipalities to arrange support for living independently at home. The Long-term Care Act (Wlz) is intended for people who permanently need intensive care or continuous supervision.
Can BAAS Zorg support people with dementia?
Yes. BAAS Zorg provides dementia case management, giving the person and those close to them a trusted point of contact for guidance, coordination and arranging appropriate support.
Does BAAS Zorg provide palliative care at home?
Yes. Palliative care at home focuses on comfort, quality of life and support for the person and those close to them when cure is no longer the main goal.
How can I arrange care with BAAS Zorg?
Contact us by telephone or through the contact form. We will discuss your circumstances and explain which care, assessment and funding route may be appropriate.
BAAS Zorg
Tell us what you need. We will look at the next step together.
For yourself, for a family member or as a referring professional. We discuss the situation and explain clearly what the next step may be.