Care, promote, live. Supporting severely brain-injured patients despite limitations in their abilities is also a task for nursing. The Connected Care Concept offers all caregivers who value supportive care a therapeutic nursing framework. During everyday care situations, simple movements and touches provide the patient with opportunities for support. The guidance is practical and step-by-step, for example, for eating, personal hygiene, breathing, and movement. Helpful tools used by many facilities include analysis forms for documenting the support process, as well as aids such as the belly cloth, the dysphagia spoon, and the nasal care suction catheter. Exercises for self-experience are also included. This concept is aimed at caregivers working with severely brain-injured patients, in dementia care, and for training participants.