The day after is the one that counts.
Every clinic can hold you for four weeks. That was never the difficult part. The difficult part is a Tuesday in November, six months later, when the structure is gone. Continuum is what we do about that, and it begins the day you leave.
A relapse is not a failure to be re-sold. It is an event we have already planned for.
Programmes end where the risk begins.
Lasting change is rarely the work of a single stay. Most people who reach it do so across several episodes, over years, and the months at home are where it is won or lost. Yet residential programmes stop at the door, and then bill the return home separately. We think that is the wrong way round.
We do not have to build this.
The nursing company in our group already cares for patients across Ticino every day of the year: continuous shifts, infusions and wound care at home, an operations centre that does not close. Continuity is the work we were doing before Primaluce existed.
Admissions
It begins with one conversation.
A physician reads every message, under Swiss medical secrecy.