Reception Contact us Jobs You are here: FCSD By your side Home services Shopping, meals and support Housework Care Medical material Home care Meal delivery Accommodation adaptation Emergency beep Transportation Need more services? Stay at home Tips and useful links Testimonials Caregivers Quite a profession Join our team Discover our professions Jobs Independent providers Our structure Who are we ? Our positioning Contact us Our expertise We provide help and care that allows anyone who wishes to stay at home despite reduced autonomy due to age, illness, accident, disability ... Each year more than 20,000 people call ours. > Discover all of our services Contact us To find the center closest to you. Click here Want a job with social added value, join the FCSD and its network: - 16 centers - more than 1,500 family helpers - 450 nurses and caregivers - 120 home helpers - more than 100 home care - and many other professions ... > Consult our vacancies > Discover our professions Solidarity 2017 The Solidarities will take place on August 26 and 27. Come visit the FCSD stand and discover the world of home help and care. Find out more are the partner associations of Copyright FCSD 2013 - Limitation of liability - Respect for privacy

Reception Contact us Jobs You are here: FCSD > By your side > Home services > Transport By your side Home services Shopping, meals and support Housework Care Medical material Home care Meal delivery Accommodation adaptation Emergency beep Transportation Need more services? Stay at home Tips and useful links Testimonials Caregivers Quite a profession Join our team Discover our professions Jobs Independent providers Our structure Who are we ? Our positioning Contact us Transportation Do you have to go to a medical, professional or personal appointment and you have difficulty getting around? Public transport is not accessible to you? We can offer you transport adapted to your situation. The different types of paratransit There are different types of adapted transport: The ambulances for patients lying down and in need of oxygen. The transport of disabled persons (TPMR) for patients in wheelchairs that do not need oxygen. The light medical vehicles (VSL) for patients in wheelchairs but knowing sit on the seat of the car. The private vehicles voluntary for self patients who walk with a crutch or a platform and does not require medical assistance. Public transport for autonomous patients who walk with a crutch or a platform. As the name suggests, several people are conveyed at the same time. How do you decide which type of transport is right for you? As it is not easy to know the type of transport best suited to your needs, we invite you to contact the center closest to you. Together, you will determine the transport that suits you and you will communicate the desired date of support. are the partner associations of Copyright FCSD 2013 - Limitation of liability - Respect for privacy