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Publication date: 26.05.2024
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Registration of permanent care: legal aspects and procedure
In today's society, where demographic changes lead to an increase in the number of elderly people and people with disabilities, the issue of permanent outside care is becoming more and more relevant. This is an important social and legal problem that requires careful regulation and proper legalization.
What is continuing care?
Permanent third-party care involves systematic assistance to persons who, due to their physical or mental condition, cannot independently carry out daily activities. Such persons include the elderly, persons with disabilities, patients requiring long-term treatment, etc. Care can be provided by both relatives and professional caregivers hired on the basis of a contract.
Legal aspects of registration of permanent care
Registration of permanent care requires compliance with certain legal procedures and requirements stipulated by the legislation of Ukraine. The main normative acts regulating this sphere are the Civil Code of Ukraine, the Law of Ukraine "On Social Services" and other by-laws.
Choosing a form of care
Care can be provided both at home and in specialized institutions (homes for the elderly, boarding houses, etc.). The choice of the form of care depends on the person's state of health, his wishes and financial capabilities.
Agreement on the provision of care services
The main legal document regulating the relationship between the caregiver and the person who needs care is the contract for the provision of care services. This contract must contain:
Subject of the contract: description of services provided.
Responsibilities of the parties: rights and responsibilities of the caregiver and the person receiving care.
Payment for services: terms and amount of payment for the provision of care services.
Term of contract: the period during which the services are provided.
Liability of the parties: conditions of liability for non-fulfillment or improper fulfillment of contractual obligations.
Social benefits and benefits
Carers may be entitled to certain social benefits and benefits. This applies, in particular, to caregivers of persons with disabilities of the first group or persons over 80 years of age. To receive such payments, it is necessary to contact the social security authorities with the relevant documents.
Requirements for caregivers
Professional caregivers must meet certain requirements, including the necessary qualifications and experience. In addition, they must pass a medical examination and have no criminal record that could interfere with the performance of nursing functions.
Registration of permanent third-party care is an important legal procedure that requires a detailed approach and knowledge of current legislation. Proper registration of care will provide legal protection for both those who need care and those who provide it.
Conclusion
Permanent external care. If you have any questions regarding the registration of permanent third-party care or you need professional advice and assistance in preparing the necessary documents, contact the lawyers of "Legal Marketplace Consultant" LLC. Our specialists will provide you with comprehensive information and support at all stages of care registration.
