What to do with care homes, care stays and palliative home care?
Article As a person requiring care, will you continue to live at home or will you go to an adapted care institution?
Read moreArticle As a person requiring care, will you continue to live at home or will you go to an adapted care institution?
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Read moreService Costs for home modifications can quickly add up. But sometimes home adjustments have to be made to make life easier. Fortunately, in some cases you are entitled to refunds to reduce costs.
Read moreService Do you want to live at home for a long time, but sometimes have difficulty getting out of bed or have difficulty with the stairs? You can solve many problems with CM's occupational guidance and housing advice. The service is free and without obligation. These services are part of Social Work.
Read moreReimbursement Do you need a new tooth or prosthesis? Then the costs can increase. Fortunately, there are refunds.
Read moreReimbursement Because chronically ill people have high expenses, there are various fixed reimbursements that they can accumulate, including for patients in a comatose state (PVS). The PVS fixed allowance helps to cover the costs for PVS patients cared for at home.
Read moreReimbursement Chronically ill people have high expenses. That is why they can combine different flat-rate reimbursements, including for incontinence materials.
Read moreReimbursement Because chronically ill people have high expenses, there are various fixed allowances that they can accumulate, including for palliative care.
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