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A serious medical problem significantly disrupts life at home. |
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| IMA Intervenes in the Event of an Accident-Related Injury, or a Sudden, Acute and Nonchronic Illness Requiring Hospitalization or Immobilization at Home |
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| To facilitate daily life for the concerned person or the family |
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Cleaning help |
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Shopping help, meals on wheels, delivery of cash and medication |
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Other home help such as home hairdressing, laundry services, gardening |
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Referral to healthcare facilities (treatments, cures, physical therapy) and specialized physicians |
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Ambulance transport |
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Counseling in response to a psychological trauma |
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Urgent message transmission |
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Transfer and minding of pets |
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Seeing-eye dog minding |
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Transport and accommodation for a family member to look after the patient |
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Elderly care services by certified providers for family members living in the home |
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| To provide specific care for children |
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| When the child is injured or ill: |
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Transport and accommodation for a family member in case of hospitalization |
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At-home child minding by a qualified provider |
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Home tuition |
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Commute to school with an appropriate vehicle (paramedical taxis, ambulances) |
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| When one of the parents is immobilized: |
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Transport and accommodation for a family member to care for the child |
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Transport to another family member’s home |
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At-home child minding by a qualified provider |
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Commute to school |
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| In the Event of Death, IMA Offers Various Services |
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| Funeral organization assistance and help |
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Intervention of a funeral assistant (within two hours of the call) to orient and organize: |
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immediate procedures (death certificate, notifications, etc.) |
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administrative procedures (town hall, police, church, cemetery, etc.) |
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body transport before it is placed in a coffin from the site of death to the funeral home or residence of the deceased |
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transport from the funeral home or residence to the place of burial |
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preparation and carrying out of the ceremony, burial or cremation |
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Intervention in case of death during a trip |
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Repatriation of the body to the burial site |
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Transport of a family member to the place of death |
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| After-funeral assistance and help |
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Guidelines for after-funeral procedures |
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Specific information: real estate, notary, succession, donations, surviving spouse rights, documents to be kept, interacting with public administration, etc. |
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| Assistance for the surviving spouse |
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Telephone psychological counseling service before and after the funeral |
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Housecleaning help |
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Child minding |
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Elderly care |
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Transfer and minding of pets |
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Transfer of the spouse to a specialized facility |
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IMA offers an SMS text messaging service for deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired customers. |
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In the event of loss of autonomy, long-term treatments, psychological problems, disability and handicap, IMA offers a variety of services to help improve living conditions. |
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| Specific Assistance for People Suffering From a Deficiency, Handicap or Dependence |
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| Support for daily activities |
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Adapting the home and marking pathways |
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Home health aid for gesture acquisition |
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Locomotor trainer |
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Accompanying the handicapped to their appointments |
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Making appointments for the hearing-impaired |
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Ergo therapist |
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Sign language assistance |
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Telephone hotline and counseling by a psychologist |
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Face-to-face consultations with a psychologist |
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Help with tobacco and alcohol dependence treatment as well as other addictions |
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Psychological help for work-related problems |
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Companion service |
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| Teleassistance |
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Coverage of equipment installation fees (base unit, medallion, etc...) |
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| Help for Caregivers and Respite Services |
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Advice and help with procedures |
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Home health helper for the person under care |
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Psychological support |
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Referral to specialized short-term care facilities |
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Meals on wheels |
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Personalized advice at critical times in life. |
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Prevention and Practical Issues
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| Pregnancy and childbirth advice and information |
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Nutrition |
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Hygiene |
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Basic medical information |
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Prevention information (vaccinations, mandatory medical exams, accidents in the home, etc.) |
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| Senior citizen health advice and information |
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Leisure activities: preventive attitudes in taking up a sports activity, practicing high-risk sports |
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Traveling: prevention required or recommended vaccinations, health advice, dietary recommendations, travel medical kit preparation, local hospital referral, etc. |
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Preventive attitudes and advice concerning children, and grandchildren under the care of their grandparents |
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The issued medical advice must not under any circumstance be considered as a consultation or be construed as an encouragement to self-medication and does not replace seeing the primary care physician.
If facing a medical emergency, it is imperative to contact medical emergency services first. |
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