Beihilfe

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Definition

What is it: Beihilfe is a state support service specifically for civil servants, judges, and pension recipients. It provides financial assistance for costs related to illness, long-term care, and childbirth.

What is it used for: It is used to reimburse a portion of care and medical expenses, reducing the financial burden on individuals who are not part of the standard social insurance system. It typically covers 50% to 70% of incurred costs.

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Beihilfe
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Beihilfe

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Beihilfe is a state support service for civil servants, judges, and pension recipients covering costs for illness, care, and birth. [1]
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In the event of a need for care, the employer (federal or state) typically covers 50% to 70% of the care costs. [1]
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Recipients of Beihilfe are required to cover the remaining care costs through private care insurance. [1]
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The exact amount of assistance is determined by the specific Beihilfe regulations of the federal government or the respective state. [1]
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Civil servants do not pay social care insurance contributions but are legally obligated to maintain supplementary private care insurance. [1]

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  1. https://salusmax.de/el/pfle-xikon-2/beihilfe (Beihilfe)

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