A Geneva service for people unable to cook
IMAD describes its home meals as a service for people unable to cook for health reasons in the canton of Geneva. Discuss the recipient's situation with the organisation before planning a start date. Published menus help you examine the meals offered, but cannot establish suitability for an individual dietary restriction. Prepare questions about the chosen formula, portion sizes and available adjustments.
Plan for the intervals between IMAD visits
The published arrangement uses weekday deliveries and brings weekend meals in advance. Confirm the actual calendar for the recipient, particularly around public holidays. Clarify the applicable charge, cancellation process and storage instructions before the first visit. If heating or eating the food remains difficult, that issue requires a separate discussion about assistance rather than an assumption that meal delivery covers it.