Clariane 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.
Clariane offers solutions tailored to different levels of frailty across the entire care pathway: medical, post-acute and rehabilitation care clinics, psychiatric care and mental health clinics, support and care at home, shared housing and care communities, and care homes. The Clariane community in France is made up of more than 24,000 professionals who work every day in 559 facilities and at home, alongside care-seekers and their families.
Key figures
* as of 31 December 2025
Long-Term Care
The network includes 266 Korian medicalised nursing homes, organised to offer long-term care, short-term care and, in some cases, day care. Medical care is now an important aspect of the activity of these facilities (which often have protected living units), where many residents suffer from a neurodegenerative disorder such as Alzheimer’s disease.
Âges & Vie shared houses represent the shared living business in France. These single-storey homes are made up of eight studios and a communal living area, and are staffed by care assistants. These human-scale shared solutions meet a need that has been poorly covered in rural areas until now. Shared housing enables autonomous elderly people to maintain ties with their loved ones and to remain in a familiar environment. They also help to combat loneliness.
Specialty Care
- Medical, post-acute and rehabilitation care
- Mental health
- Prevention and diagnosis out-patient programs
Clariane’s medical activities, operated under the specialist Inicea brand, cover specialty and post-acute care, and mental health. Each clinic offers both inpatient and day hospital services, as well as outpatient consultations. Inicea’s mental healthcare clinics specialise in treating mood disorders (bipolar conditions and depression, addictions and eating disorders). The network also includes two long-term care units and two medicalised assisted living facilities.
Historic milestones
Clariane in the rest of Europe
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”.