Matched carers and registered nurses across Athens since 2017. The same warm face every visit, written notes on the kitchen table, and a lead nurse who knows your family by name.
Twelve years on the rehab ward at Evangelismos. Sofia leads our dementia programme and reviews every care plan over €600/month. Speaks Greek…
Twelve years on the rehab ward at Evangelismos. Sofia leads our dementia programme and reviews every care plan over €600/month. Speaks Greek, English, intermediate German.
Pavlos Markou
Co-founder & Operations
Pavlos handles funding, EOPYY paperwork and discharge logistics. If your insurer is being difficult, he's the call to make.
Dimitra Vlachou
Lead Companionship Nurse
Dimitra trained in Patras and has been with WarmCare since 2018. She personally onboards every companionship carer.
Yannis Petropoulos
Lead Nursing & Overnights
Yannis handles complex medication regimens and runs our overnight rota. Twenty-three years in geriatric nursing.
Families who let us in.
“My father had a stroke in March 2025 and came home from Hygeia with three new medications, a walker and a lot of fear. Eleni Kourti from WarmCare visited that same Tuesday morning and stayed two hours. She wrote on the very first page of the journal: 'Mr Stefanos walked four steps to the kitchen.' My father read it and cried. He walks freely now.”
Aliki Stefanou — Kifisia.
“My mother has vascular dementia and we tried two agencies before WarmCare. The difference is the same two carers — Maria and Despoina — every week, never a stranger. Sofia Markou comes herself once a month to review the plan. My mother calls Maria 'my friend who knows my songs'.”
Petros Manolopoulos — Glyfada.
“As a GP I am picky. I sent my own mother to WarmCare. Yannis Petropoulos handles her insulin and the visit notes are good enough that I sign them off without questions. The journal stays on her kitchen table and it has become the way our family communicates.”
Dr Christina Papadaki — Pangrati.
“I live in Brussels and my mother lives alone in Athens. The WarmCare journal — the actual paper one — is the difference between worry and trust. I read it on weekends when I visit. Last month it had three full pages about her tomato plants and a note from Eleni saying she finally agreed to use the cane.”
Maria-Elena Constantinou — Vyronas.
If your parent has had a hard week, call us today.
We answer the phone ourselves Monday to Friday. The first call is fifteen minutes and there is no charge. We will say honestly whether we are the right fit or not.
Conversation, walks in the neighbourhood, light meal prep. 2–4h, 3–5x/week. Lead nurse: Dimitra Vlachou.
Personal Care
Bathing, dressing, mobility support, dignity-first. 1–2h, daily. Lead nurse: Maria Nikolaou.
Registered Nursing
Medication, wound care, vitals, insulin. 30–60min, prescribed frequency. Lead nurse: Yannis Petropoulos.
Dementia Support
Continuity-based care with the same two carers, life-story plan. 3–6h. Lead nurse: Sofia Markou.
Post-Hospital Recovery
14–30 day intensive support after discharge. 4–8h. Lead nurse: Eleni Kourti.
Overnight Care
Awake-night carer for falls risk and dementia wandering. 22:00–07:00. Lead nurse: Yannis Petropoulos.
Four steps from phone call to first visit.
Phone call (15 min)
Tell us about your parent, the hospital they're leaving, the worry that woke you at 3am.
Free home assessment (45 min)
A nurse visits, walks the house, drafts a care plan.
Matching (24–72h)
We pick one or two carers based on language, rhythm and personality.
First visit + journal opens
The carer arrives with the printed journal. Day one is logged. We're in.
From our nurses' notebooks.
Family Guides
"The seven calls to make on day one of a hospital discharge." Published 2026-04-22 by Sofia Markou. A practical hour-by-hour list, written from twelve years on the rehab ward.
Dementia Library
"Why we never correct your mother when she asks for her father." Published 2026-04-12 by Dimitra Vlachou. A short essay on validation therapy and how WarmCare carers are trained.
Falls Prevention
"The four rugs to lift this weekend in your parent's flat." Published 2026-03-29 by Yannis Petropoulos. With photographs from a real Pangrati assessment.
Licensed, insured, and accountable.
MH.T.E. 0207K123A0001401 (Ministry of HeaHellenic Nursing Council (registered nursHellenic Society for GerontologyEuropean Ageing NetworkAXA Public Liability InsuranceGDPR-compliant DPO registered with HDPA
A morning with Eleni and Mrs Sofia in Pagrati.
One letter a month, written by our nurses.
Practical pieces on dementia, discharge, falls, medication and the small kindnesses that make a hard week easier. Nothing to sell — just things we wish someone had told us in 2015.
