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Publication date: 09.05.2024
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Permanent external care is an important and responsible obligation that you may have for various reasons, such as the deterioration of their health or age. This may include providing support with daily needs, medical care, accompanying medical appointments and providing psychological and emotional support.
Caring for a parent can be physically, emotionally and financially demanding, so it's important to balance your own needs with the help you give your parents. It is especially important to seek support from family, friends or professionals in order not to feel alone and to learn how to effectively manage stress.
To be more efficient, it may be useful to consider professional help, such as home care or nurses, who can provide the necessary support and care in your absence or during your other commitments.
Usually, the procedure for establishing a mechanism for the appointment and payment of compensation for care by the government is determined by legislation on social protection of the population or legislation that regulates social services. The following aspects can be defined in this mechanism:
1. Conditions for awarding compensation: determining the criteria by which an individual can receive compensation for care, usually related to the state of health or age of the person requiring care.
2. Application procedure: establishing the procedure for submitting an application for compensation, including the necessary documents and information needed to assess the need for assistance.
3.Assistance needs assessment: a mechanism for determining the level of care needs of a person in need of assistance, which may include an assessment of their physical, psychological and social status.
4. Determining the amount of compensation: establishing basic criteria or formulas for determining the amount of compensation, which may depend on the level of need for care and other factors.
5. Payment mechanism: determination of the procedure and time schedule for the payment of compensation, which can be carried out through social services or other relevant institutions.
6. Control and supervision: providing a system of control and supervision over the process of appointment and payment of compensation to avoid abuses and ensure fairness and transparency.
These documents are important for processing compensation for care and support in the relevant authorities and social institutions. Here is a brief description of each of them:
- A document confirming the desire of a natural person to provide care to a person who needs such help.
- If the person in need of care has legal capacity, then their consent to accept care may also be necessary.
- Documents confirming the personal data of the applicant and the person in need of care.
- Registration numbers of tax payers' registration cards
- Documents confirming the fact of registration of the applicant and the person in need of care at their place of residence.
- Information about the income and property status of the applicant, as well as the composition of his family, which may affect the amount of compensation.
- Medical or other document confirming the need to care for a person due to his health condition.These documents are essential to the care reimbursement process and must be submitted to the relevant authorities or institutions in accordance with established rules and procedures.
