First steps
How much support do I need?
- What does "in need of care" actually mean?
- How can I find out how much help I need?
- A checklist to help you think
When you can't do it alone
- When is a person considered to be in need of care?
- What care levels are there?
- How to submit an application to the long-term care insurance fund
Use the help of experts
- Where can I find suitable advice?
- What topics are advised on?
- How does a care consultation work?
Participation, care, assistance
- Who determines the disability?
- Who will advise me if I have questions about a disability?
- What benefits are disabled people entitled to?
Do I want to care for it myself?
- What are my limits?
- Assess yourself realistically
- How can I create a network?
Getting into conversation with each other
- When is the right time?
- How do I broach the subject?
- What to do if the parents refuse help?
What happens next?
- Who helps to organize further care?
- What questions do I need to clarify?
- What do I need to look out for on the day of discharge?
What offers are there?
- What is dementia?
- How can I recognize dementia?
- What does the diagnosis of dementia mean?
The path to a care degree
Prerequisite for long-term care insurance benefits
- Why is the application so important?
- How is the need for support determined?
- What exactly do the care levels mean?
This is how the assessment works
- How does the assessment work?
- How can I prepare for the visit?
- What rules apply to children?
Against the decision of the care insurance fund
- What do I need to bear in mind when lodging an objection?
- Must the objection be justified?
- What happens after the objection?
