1-room apartment in Hamburg for applicants aged 65 and over in the senior residence Langenhorn

The senior residence Langenhorn was extensively modernized until early 2023. This includes the renewal of windows, thermal insulation, bathroom renovation, kitchen renovation, stairwell, and outdoor facilities. Furthermore, the senior residence Langenhorn was supplemented by a new building.

In the senior residence, residents live in their own barrier-free apartments. The facility also has day care, a common room, an in-house restaurant, a physiotherapy practice, needs-based services, as well as a residential facility with outpatient care, which allows residents to remain in their familiar environment even in the event of needing care.

Bathroom: shower
Flooring: tiles and PVC/linoleum
Other features: elevator, terrace, barrier-free, fitted kitchen, senior-friendly, service apartment, day care
Pets: by arrangement

The senior residence Langenhorn is located in a green and quiet residential area on the Tarpenbek, in the diverse district of Langenhorn. The location is ideal for both nature lovers and city dwellers.

The very good public transport connections allow quick access to shopping facilities such as the "Herold Center" shopping mall in Norderstedt. The nearby surroundings also offer some shopping opportunities. There is a larger shopping street at the U-Bahn station Ochsenzoll, as well as the weekly market at Schmuggelstieg.

The U-Bahn station "Ochsenzoll" is within walking distance in a few minutes. The U1 line and various bus lines run regularly until late evening to the city center about 30 minutes away and back.

These basic services are included in the service flat rate:
1. General regular consultation hours, at least twice a week, two hours, announced by notice, e.g. for:
• Advice for residents on personal matters,
• Advice for relatives on resident matters,
• Advice on finding a suitable care place,
• Assistance with applications and official correspondence.
2. Support in coping with everyday life in health crisis situations, e.g. through:
• Mediation of assistance services,
• Mediation of outpatient services, short-term and day care facilities,
• Notification of relatives and a doctor in case of illness of the member,
• Mediation of patient transport,
• Information about care aids and establishing contact.
3. Smaller individual, non-regular recurring assistance