Evangelische Altenwerk

What Evangelische Altenwerk does

Evangelisches Altenwerk Lörrach e.V. is a non-profit registered association (eingetragener Verein) founded in 1967 in Lörrach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, delivering a comprehensive continuum of elderly care services across the city of Lörrach and the adjacent municipality of Binzen. Its portfolio spans Stationäre Pflege (full-time residential nursing care at Margaretenheim), Servicewohnen (barrier-free senior apartments at Karl-Herbster-Platz, Wohnanlage Sonne and Adlergäßchen), Tagespflege (day care at Martinshaus), Häusliche Pflege (ambulatory home nursing), Kurzzeitpflege (short-term residential care up to four weeks), Menü Mobil (365-day meal delivery) and Fleißige Lieschen (household-assistance services), as well as the Café Museum community meeting point. The organization is Christian-values-led (Leitbild) and operates as a charitable Gemeinnütziger Verein, distinct from a commercial operator, with pricing tied to the German regulated Pflegesätze framework by Pflegegrad classification.

The business model is a recurring-revenue model driven by long-term care insurance reimbursements, resident co-pays, and service/apartment rental fees across multiple service lines, delivered directly through its own facilities and home-care visits. There is no proprietary technology platform; service delivery relies on qualified nursing and care staff, on-site kitchens, housekeeping and maintenance functions. Distribution is entirely direct-to-consumer with no third-party channels, and acquisition is driven by community reputation, word-of-mouth referral and direct personal consultation rather than paid marketing.

Strategically, the organization is extending its footprint with two new Senioren-Wohngemeinschaften (shared-living communities) at Ernst-Schulze-Straße 4 and 8 in the Neue Mitte Nordstadt district of Lörrach, scheduled to open in November 2026, adding 24 dementia-capable shared-living placements alongside two new purpose-built facilities of ~510 m² each. Governance is exercised through a two-person Vorstand (Martin Strittmatter as Vorstand and Jochen Hug as Finanzvorstand), supplemented by an extensive departmental leadership structure covering nursing, ambulatory services, day care, HR, housekeeping, kitchens, contract management and facility maintenance across each location.

Name

Evangelische Altenwerk

Legal name

Evangelisches Altenwerk Lörrach e.V.

Website

https://evang-altenwerk.de

Company type

Private

Founded year

1967

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Non-profit Christian association founded in 1967 in Lörrach, Germany, operating five facilities across Lörrach and Binzen to provide integrated residential, ambulatory, day, short-term and shared-living elderly care, plus meal-delivery and household-assistance services, under a regulated German care-insurance pricing model.

Ownership category

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Product category

Elderly Care Services

NAICS

Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities (624120), Assisted Living Facilities for the Elderly (623312)

SIC

Services-Home Health Care Services (8082), Services-Nursing & Personal Care Facilities (8050)

akta.pro primary industry

Chronic Care & Complex Care Management (HSABAIAD)

akta.pro secondary industries

Adult Day Respite Programs (Daytime Relief) (HLADAKAC), In-Home Dementia Care Services (Specialized Personal Care) (HLADACAI), Recurring Housekeeping for Seniors/In-Home Support (HSAEAAAL)

Keywords

• Elderly care services
• Residential nursing care
• Home care nursing
• Senior day care
• Meal delivery services

Headquarters

HQ city

Lörrach

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

Offices7 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Stationäre Pflege (Full-time Residential Care): Residential care services provided at the Margaretenheim facility where seniors live in single rooms with full care services including meals, therapy, and social activities. Revenue generated through care fees paid by residents and their families, partially covered by long-term care insurance.
2. Servicewohnen (Service Living): Senior living apartments at Karl-Herbster-Platz, Sonne Binzen, Martinshaus, and Adlergäßchen facilities offering independent living with optional support services. Monthly rental and service charges.
3. Tagespflege (Day Care): Daytime care services for seniors at Martinshaus and other locations, providing care and social activities during the day while allowing clients to return home in the evening.
4. Häusliche Pflege (Home Care): Ambulatory nursing and care services provided in clients' own homes, including medical care, daily assistance, and household support.
5. Menü Mobil (Meal Delivery): Meal delivery service operating 365 days per year, delivering prepared meals to seniors in their homes.
6. Kurzzeitpflege (Short-term Care): Temporary residential care for up to four weeks, typically used during caregiver absence or after hospital stays. Billed per stay/period.
7. Senioren-WGs (Senior Shared Living): Senior shared apartments planned for November 2026, offering 12 residents per WG with 24/7 care in a family-like setting. Upcoming new service line.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels1 record

Core offering

Evangelisches Altenwerk Lörrach e.V. delivers comprehensive elderly care services, including full-time residential nursing care at its Margaretenheim facility, service-living apartments, day care, ambulatory home nursing, short-term care, household assistance, a 365-day meal delivery service, and a community café. All services are delivered from a network of own facilities in Lörrach and Binzen under a non-profit Christian association model.

Product overview

Evangelische Altenwerk Lörrach e.V. is a non-profit charitable organization founded in 1967, providing comprehensive elderly care services across the city of Lörrach and the nearby municipality of Binzen. The organization operates a portfolio of core care services — Stationäre Pflege (full-time residential care), Servicewohnen (senior service apartments), Tagespflege (day care), Häusliche Pflege (ambulatory home care), Kurzzeitpflege (short-term care), Menü Mobil (meal delivery), Fleißige Lieschen (household assistance), and Café Museum — complemented by a planned launch of Senioren-Wohngemeinschaften (senior shared-living communities, November 2026). These services are delivered through a network of five owned facilities: Margaretenheim (primary nursing home), Karl-Herbster-Platz, Wohnanlage Sonne (Binzen), Martinshaus, and Adlergäßchen. The portfolio ranges from independent living apartments to full 24/7 residential nursing care, providing a continuum of support rooted in Christian values for older adults.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Margaretenheim: Stationary care facility in Lörrach providing full-time care and short-term care services
• Karl-Herbster-Platz
• Wohnanlage Sonne
• Martinshaus
• Adlergäßchen
• Café Museum
• Menü Mobil
• Fleißige Lieschen
• Senioren-WGs (Senioren-Wohngemeinschaften)

Products and services

• Stationäre Pflege (Full-time Residential Nursing Care) Full-time residential nursing care at the Margaretenheim facility in Lörrach. Residents live in individually furnished single rooms of 15–25 m² and receive qualified nursing care, all-day companions, household support, recreational activities (senior gymnastics, games afternoons, memory training), and four daily meals with menu choices, vegetarian and dietary options.
• Servicewohnen (Service Living) Barrier-free senior apartments for independent living with optional care and household support services. Available at Karl-Herbster-Platz in Lörrach (semi-rural setting) and Wohnanlage Sonne in Binzen (southern Markgräflerland near Lörrach). Residents maintain autonomy while accessing support as needed.
• Tagespflege (Day Care) Daytime care service for elderly individuals, providing structured care, social activities, and meals during daytime hours while clients return home in the evening. Offered at Martinshaus and additional locations, giving primary caregivers respite.
• Häusliche Pflege (Ambulatory Home Care) Ambulatory nursing and care service delivered by a qualified nursing team at the patient's own home. Provides medical and personal care, support with daily activities, and coordination with other health services.
• Kurzzeitpflege (Short-term Care) Temporary residential care for up to four weeks in a single room at the Margaretenheim nursing home. Used during caregiver absence, vacation replacement, or as transition after hospital discharge. Costs partially covered by long-term care insurance based on Pflegegrad classification.
• Menü Mobil (Meal Delivery Service) Mobile meal delivery service operating 365 days per year, delivering hot meals to seniors in their own homes to support independent living and proper nutrition.
• Fleißige Lieschen (Household Assistance) Household assistance service providing domestic help for seniors and care-dependent individuals in their own homes, including cleaning, laundry, and daily household tasks.
• Café Museum A café attached to the Margaretenheim nursing home, serving as a welcoming social meeting point for people of all ages in an inner-city Lörrach location.
• Senioren-Wohngemeinschaften (Senior Shared-Living Communities) Senior shared-living communities offering an alternative to traditional nursing homes, with private rooms, individual sanitary facilities, communal kitchen and living areas, garden, terrace, and 24/7 professional care and support. Each WG accommodates 12 residents and is suitable also for people with dementia.

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

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Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves4 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Diakonisches Werk der Evangelischen Kirche in Baden-Württemberg: The regional Protestant welfare umbrella organization of which Evangelisches Altenwerk is a member. Operates affiliated elder care facilities, ambulatory services, and care coordination across Baden-Württemberg with a near-identical Christian-values service model.
• AWO (Arbeiterwohlfahrt) Kreisverband Lörrach: Major German welfare association with local operations in Lörrach providing elderly care services including residential and ambulatory care. Direct competitor for the same customer base and reimbursement framework.
• Caritasverband für den Landkreis Lörrach: The Catholic welfare counterpart operating in the same Lörrach catchment. Provides residential care, ambulatory care, and household services to elderly clients in the same region under a parallel faith-based non-profit model.
• Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK) Kreisverband Lörrach: The German Red Cross local chapter operates home care, day care, and residential elder services in the same region under the same Pflegeversicherung framework. Direct local competitor for care services and staffing.
• Malteser Hilfsdienst Region Baden-Württemberg: Catholic welfare organization operating ambulatory care services and senior care programs across Baden-Württemberg under the same German Pflegeversicherung reimbursement model.
• Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe Regionalverband Baden: Welfare/relief organization providing ambulatory elder care, household services, and senior services in Baden-Württemberg. Comparable service portfolio and non-profit structure serving similar elderly clientele.

Broad incumbents

• Alloheim Senioren-Residenzen: Large commercial chain operator of residential care facilities and assisted living across Germany. Provides overlapping services (stationäre Pflege, Servicewohnen) but as a for-profit portfolio rather than a local specialist.
• Korian Deutschland: Major commercial operator of nursing homes, assisted living, and home care services in Germany. Comparable stationary care and ambulatory services but operates as a broad national chain rather than community-rooted non-profit.

Emerging players

• Seniorenwohnpark BauundBetreuung: Mid-sized operator of assisted living and service-living residences in southern Germany, with comparable Servicewohnen and residential offerings for the same elderly customer base.

Regional players

• BeneVit Pflege in Baden-Württemberg: Regional operator of senior care facilities, assisted living, and residential communities concentrated in Baden-Württemberg and southern Germany. Comparable service mix and regional focus to Evangelisches Altenwerk.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

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Number of profiles

Profiles9 records

Funding overview

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