Foyer Résidence Bethlehem à STRASBOURG

Je suis étudiante infirmière en première année et j’ai du faire mon premier stage dans cet Ehpad. L’organisation est top. L’équipe est de très bon délire et les résidents sont des amours 🫶🏼. J’ai su bien m’intégrer et me suis sentie très à l’aise et bien accueilli. J’ai appris beaucoup de chose et pour ça, j’aimerais remercier mes tuteurs Nina et Hugo et à tout les autres soignants. Je suis très reconnaissante, merci infiniment.

Forgotten Vegetables on the Christmas Menu There's a huge gap between the menus posted and what's actually on the plate! The 2025 Christmas menu included a stir-fry of forgotten vegetables. It's truly comical because vegetables are usually forgotten all year round! And as usual, the posted menus are rarely followed, even on Christmas Day. On the other hand, the Bethlehem nursing home is an expert in all kinds of pasta, offering it year-round, almost every day of the week. Pasta is never forgotten! The days when meals were prepared on-site are long gone. Meals are delivered by a company and are usually served practically cold to the residents. So it's not 100% bad, because we do occasionally hear that the day's meal was good. Why is what's possible occasionally not the rule? Why doesn't the dietician who designs the menus come from time to time to check what the theoretically appealing menus are really like in practice?

A place like this is one we wish we had more of for our seniors. Bethlehem Home boasts a lovely park, beautifully landscaped with flowers, perfect for walks on sunny days. The staff stands out for their kindness and professionalism; everything is done to provide the best possible activities with the help of volunteers. Their secure unit allows you to entrust your loved one to them with complete peace of mind, even if they have significant cognitive impairments. I highly recommend this place and hope it continues to grow, always with the same goal: to care for our seniors.

A reputable establishment. The staff is friendly and compassionate. The elderly are well cared for. Just one thing: remove the small TV from the first floor as it emits very strong and unpleasant ultrasound. I recommend it.

A magnificent pleasure park (provided the gardener continues...), a very conscientious staff, reasonable prices, good heating in winter, these are many positive points. But will this continue with the search for greater profitability looming on the horizon?