Clariane in Italy
In Italy, where Clariane set up in 2007, the Group has deployed a true 360-degree “healthcare network”, providing a unique model with a philosophy aimed at encompassing and caring for the well-being of each and every Italian.
In Italy, where Clariane set up in 2007, the Group has deployed a true 360-degree “healthcare network”, providing a unique model with a philosophy aimed at encompassing and caring for the well-being of each and every Italian. Interconnected at a regional level to ensure continuity of care and at a facility level, thanks to the presence of teams close to patients and residents, the Group's facilities provide support for all levels of frailty on a daily basis.
With sales of €626M (as of 31 December 2024), the Group’s business in Italy represents 12% of Clariane’s total sales.
Key figures
* as of 31 December 2024
Our activities in Italy
Long-Term Care
In 2024, there were 58 Korian care homes in Italy. Ten of them have a dedicated day care area where elderly people living at home can spend time with residents of their own age. This solution provides care and support tailored to their needs, while giving their families some respite.
The offer is complemented by six facilities for people with disabilities, designed to accommodate residents in a protected environment, where they take part in social and rehabilitation activities. Three of these homes also offer day care. These semi-residential facilities aim to offer people with disabilities a safe space and educational support.
Specialty Care
The Group’s healthcare activities in Italy are operated under the Korian brand. They include medical, postacute and rehabilitation care, mental health clinics, and medicine, surgery and obstetrics clinics. In addition to full hospitalisation facilities, medical, post-acute and rehabilitation care and mental health activities are also provided in day hospitals.
Italy also has palliative care units (located in clinics or care homes). In addition, the country has outpatient centres offering specialist consultations (dermatology, diabetes, dentistry, etc.), and performing examinations (radiology, MRI, etc.) and tests (blood tests, etc.).
A particular feature of Italy is that these different activities and services can sometimes be grouped, in whole or in part, within a single structure known as a polyclinic. A Korian polyclinic in Italy may also offer home care and home-based palliative care, for instance.
Community Care
Italy has several assisted living facilities, integrated into polyclinics or platforms, a system unique to Italy. These facilities offer an experience similar to that of a private home, with access to shared spaces and a range of services that are always available. The residences provide day-to-day support for practical needs, and social and health assistance as required.
Italy also has several shared living houses. These are housing solutions in individual units with communal areas where residents can socialise. They are dedicated to people over 65, who are independent or have minor limits, and who wish to live their daily lives with their peers without giving up their personal space
Historic milestones
Clariane in the rest of Europe
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In France
France, the birthplace of the Group in 2003, is Clariane's historic operating region. In France, the Clariane Group offers solutions tailored to different levels of fragility.
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In Germany
With more than 17,000 employees in Germany, Clariane offers personalised support solutions for the elderly and fragile.
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In Belgium
Present in Belgium since 2005, the Clariane Group is developing its Care homes activities with its Korian expert brand, as well as its Alternative living solutions.
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In the Netherlands
The Clariane Group has been present in the Netherlands since 2019 and has developed an expertise in supporting the elderly in care homes and assisted living facilities.
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In Spain
The Clariane Group, which has been present in Spain since 2019 through its expert brands Seniors, Ita and Grupo 5, holds a leading position in the health and medico-social sector.
Also read
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Long-Term Care
Accompanying the elderly and seniors who have permanently lost their independence, in 666 facilities in Europe.
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Specialty Care
Deploying a local health network to provide rehabilitation services and specialist and preventive care.
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Community Care
Responding to new expectations and the desire to live as long as possible in one’s own home or somewhere that “feels like home”.