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Home meal delivery in the Saint-Maurice district
Start with the municipality and the person’s situation. Two public networks cover the district: CMS Bas-Valais for seven municipalities and CMS Martigny & Régions for Finhaut and Salvan. The responsible service confirms admission, delivery days, menus, price and arrangements for the exact address. Public and volunteer-based resources are shown before private options.
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- Nine municipalities
- Collonges, Dorénaz, Evionnaz, Finhaut, Massongex, Salvan, Saint-Maurice, Vernayaz and Vérossaz.
- CMS Bas-Valais
- 024 486 21 21 for seven municipalities.
- CMS Martigny & Régions
- 027 564 26 26 for Finhaut and Salvan.
- Emergency
- Choking, breathing difficulty, a severe allergic reaction or acute illness: call 144 or 112.
Start with your situation
Who are you seeking a solution for today?
Your role changes how the information is read, but never the order of resources. Public, municipal, non-profit and volunteer-based options remain shown first.
I am looking for myself
I would like meals temporarily or regularly and want to understand the solution available in my municipality.
- Identify the correct contact for the address.
- Find out the days, price and delivery format.
- Have menus, allergens, textures and reheating confirmed.
I am helping someone close to me
I want to organise a solution with the person, without deciding on their behalf or being directed automatically to a paid service.
- Respect consent and habits.
- Prepare access, absences and the contact person.
- Distinguish a practical difficulty from a health situation.
I would like to volunteer
I would like to help with deliveries and understand the framework offered by meal-service coordination.
- Check the area and current need.
- Confirm the vehicle, insurance and expenses.
- Understand the role and limits of a home visit.
Start with the specific situation
What need are you trying to address?
Temporary need
Returning home, recovering, fatigue or a temporary difficulty cooking. The service confirms the possible start date and frequency.
Regular support
Preparing meals has become difficult over time. An assessment and organisation with the service may be needed.
Medical or urgent need
A prescribed diet, severe allergy, swallowing difficulty, weight loss or sudden inability to eat requires professional advice.
Family-carer pathway
Organise without deciding on the person’s behalf
The resources remain the same. This pathway adds coordination, consent and continuity points that are useful to the person providing help.
Consent and preferences
Involve the person in choosing delivery days, menus, frequency and the main contact.
Municipality and exact address
Provide the municipality, postcode, floor, intercom and any access difficulties.
Main contact
Decide who receives calls, practical information and invoices and who may request a change.
Absences
Plan for holidays, hospital stays, cancellations and what happens if no one opens the door.
Health and food
Swallowing difficulty, severe allergy or a prescribed diet must be discussed directly with the responsible service.
Carer workload
When coordination becomes burdensome, contact the responsible CMS for broader guidance.
Practical guidance
What DomusHelp can help you prepare
- Identify the municipality and first contact.
- Distinguish a one-off, regular or urgent need.
- Prepare a short list of questions before calling.
- Distinguish meal delivery, shopping and help preparing food.
- Check access, the refrigerator and reheating equipment.
- Direct medical or nutritional questions to the appropriate professionals.
- Respect the decision of the person concerned.
- Limit the information shared in a first email.
Before any registration or order
What the service must confirm directly
Area and criteria
Address coverage, admission criteria, any assessment and who may make the enquiry.
Delivery days and frequency
Days, approximate time, start date, number of meals, weekends and public holidays.
Hot or cold meals
The solution available at the address, delivery method, storage and required equipment.
Menus and portions
Composition, any choices, portion size, side dishes and menu rotation.
Allergens and diets
Recognised allergens, adaptations genuinely available and limits for a prescribed diet.
Textures and swallowing
Regular or modified texture. Any swallowing difficulty requires professional clarification.
Price and payment
Price, charges, billing, payment and differences between hot and cold options.
Absence and interruption
Notice period, holidays, hospital stay, handover, building access and contact person.
Prepare everyday arrangements
Six simple checks at home
- Check that the person understands the process and agrees to it.
- Note the exact address, floor, lift, intercom and access difficulties.
- Check that there is a working refrigerator and, where needed, suitable reheating equipment.
- Plan what happens if no one answers at delivery time.
- Keep the service instructions and follow the stated storage times.
- Never change a prescribed diet, texture or medical instruction independently.
Guidance by municipality
The nine municipalities of the Saint-Maurice district
The responsible network depends on the municipality. Always give the exact address, postcode and any access difficulties.
Collonges
CMS Bas-Valais confirms coverage, delivery days, price and arrangements for the exact address.
Dorénaz
CMS Bas-Valais is the first contact. Give the postcode, building access details and desired frequency.
Evionnaz
CMS Bas-Valais confirms the available meal service and admission conditions.
Finhaut
Finhaut is covered by CMS Martigny & Régions. Ask it to confirm the route, delivery day and arrangements for mountain access.
Massongex
CMS Bas-Valais confirms the available solution, menus, price and operational contact.
Salvan
Salvan is covered by CMS Martigny & Régions. Give the locality, exact address and any access difficulties.
Saint-Maurice
CMS Bas-Valais has a site at Avenue du Simplon 12 and lists home meal delivery among its services.
Vernayaz
CMS Bas-Valais confirms the local organisation, delivery days and procedure for absences.
Vérossaz
CMS Bas-Valais checks address coverage, frequency and arrangements suited to the situation.
Verified public resources
Start with the CMS responsible for the municipality
CMS Bas-Valais
The home meal service is intended for people temporarily or permanently unable to cook because of health problems. It delivers complete meals to the home; choices and arrangements may vary between regions.
- Municipalities: Collonges, Dorénaz, Evionnaz, Massongex, Saint-Maurice, Vernayaz and Vérossaz.
- Telephone: 024 486 21 21.
- Email for non-care enquiries: bvs.info@cms-smz.ch.
- Saint-Maurice site: Avenue du Simplon 12, 1890 St-Maurice.
CMS Martigny & Régions
Finhaut and Salvan are member municipalities of CMS Martigny & Régions. The CMS organises regular meal distribution with local organisations and confirms the responsible service for the address.
- Regional telephone: 027 564 26 26.
- Martigny site: Rue d’Octodure 10B, 1920 Martigny.
- To confirm: coverage, local association, days, menus, price and admission.
When the need goes beyond delivery
Weight loss, difficulty chewing or swallowing, allergies, diabetes or a prescribed diet require clarification with the service and, where necessary, a healthcare professional.
Two networks within one district
The administrative district boundary does not fully match CMS operating areas. Finhaut and Salvan are covered by CMS Martigny & Régions; the other seven municipalities by CMS Bas-Valais.
These resources are listed free of charge because they are useful and remain independent of DomusHelp. Criteria, delivery days, menus, prices, capacity and arrangements must be checked directly.
Supporting local connections
Ask about volunteering opportunities
A volunteer visit may bring a meal and human contact, but it is neither care nor safety monitoring.
Ask for the responsible local association
Call 024 486 21 21 to find out which organisation coordinates deliveries in the municipality and whether volunteers are currently needed.
Ask CMS Martigny & Régions for guidance
Call 027 564 26 26 to identify the local arrangement and current opportunities to help.
Complementary option, never a commercial shortcut
Check private options before ordering
A private option becomes relevant when the official service does not cover the address, criteria are not met, the arrangements do not suit the person or the person expressly requests another option.
One-off meals or service on request
Check the municipality, frequency, minimum order, days, price, allergens and adaptations.
Fresh or vacuum-packed meal boxes
Check the postcode, cold chain, storage, reheating and possible absence of human contact.
Availability by address and season
The offer depends on open restaurants, delivery radius, time and season.
When the need goes beyond delivery
Home help, care and social support
A meal may be only one part of the situation. The responsible CMS may provide guidance when health, independence, finances or everyday organisation are also involved.
Meals + need for help or care
Telephone: 024 486 21 21.
Finhaut or Salvan
Regional telephone: 027 564 26 26.
Medical or safety emergency
Call 144 or 112. DomusHelp and the CMS organisations do not replace emergency services.
Cautious framework
Limits, consent and sensitive data
What DomusHelp does not promise
- DomusHelp does not prepare or deliver meals itself.
- DomusHelp does not guarantee admission, timing or availability.
- DomusHelp does not guarantee that a menu is suitable for an allergy, texture or diet.
- DomusHelp does not control the kitchen, cold chain or provider hygiene.
- DomusHelp does not contract, pay or cancel on someone’s behalf without an explicit mandate.
Consent and the role of relatives
- The person concerned must be involved when they can express their wishes.
- Someone close may help but must not impose a solution for convenience.
- Habits, culture, pace of life and the right to refuse must be respected.
Health data and the first email
Do not send DomusHelp a diagnosis, medical record, OASI number, insurance card, full medication list, identity document or intimate family information in the first message.
When to contact a health professional
- Unintentional weight loss, weakness, dehydration or persistent refusal to eat.
- Difficulty chewing or swallowing, coughing during meals or choking.
- A prescribed diet, severe allergy or situation after surgery.
- Confusion or sudden inability to prepare or reheat a meal.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers
Does DomusHelp deliver meals in the Saint-Maurice district?
No. DomusHelp helps people understand the options and find the correct contact. Assessment, contract, meal preparation and delivery are handled by the chosen service or provider.
What is the first contact?
It depends on the municipality. CMS Bas-Valais can be reached on 024 486 21 21 for Collonges, Dorénaz, Evionnaz, Massongex, Saint-Maurice, Vernayaz and Vérossaz. CMS Martigny & Régions can be reached on 027 564 26 26 for Finhaut and Salvan.
Which municipalities belong to the district?
Collonges, Dorénaz, Evionnaz, Finhaut, Massongex, Salvan, Saint-Maurice, Vernayaz and Vérossaz.
Who is the home meal service for?
CMS Bas-Valais describes the service for people temporarily or permanently unable to cook because of health problems. The responsible service always confirms admission and the practical arrangements.
Which municipalities are covered by CMS Bas-Valais?
Collonges, Dorénaz, Evionnaz, Massongex, Saint-Maurice, Vernayaz and Vérossaz.
Which municipalities are covered by CMS Martigny & Régions?
Finhaut and Salvan are member municipalities of CMS Martigny & Régions.
Are menus and arrangements the same everywhere?
No. Meal choices, days and arrangements may vary by region and address. The responsible service must confirm them directly.
Can a family member or trusted person help with the enquiry?
Yes. They may prepare the information and contact the service. The person concerned should still be involved in the decision whenever they can express their wishes.
Is a special diet, allergy adaptation or modified texture guaranteed?
No. The service must confirm what it can actually provide. A severe allergy, swallowing difficulty or prescribed diet requires direct clarification and, where necessary, a healthcare professional.
Does advertising provide access to enquiries or priority?
No. The sponsored banner remains separate from provider listings. It gives no access to enquiries or personal data and cannot influence order, content or guidance.
Need to clarify the next step?
Describe the practical need in a few lines
State the municipality, whether you are looking for yourself or someone close, the desired frequency and the main practical difficulty. Do not send a diagnosis or medical documents in this first email.
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