Personal contribution and limits in full-time inpatient care

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Topic: Full Time Inpatient Care

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Primary source: https://salusmax.de/tr/pfle-xikon-2/voll-station%C3%A4re-pflege

Quick Info

In the time-based subsidy step, it changes by year: 15% in the first year, 30% in the second, 50% in the third, and 75% from the fourth year onwards.

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  • Which costs must the care recipient bear in addition?: Accommodation, meals, and investment costs. These are generally charged as flat rates.
  • Not suitable if full coverage of accommodation and meals is expected: Is this true?: Not suitable if full coverage of accommodation, meals, and investment costs is expected. These costs must be borne by the care recipient.

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At which step does the subsidy for the care-related personal contribution change?

In the time-based subsidy step, it changes by year: 15% in the first year, 30% in the second, 50% in the third, and 75% from the fourth year onwards.

Which costs must the care recipient bear in addition?

Accommodation, meals, and investment costs. These are generally charged as flat rates.

Not suitable if full coverage of accommodation and meals is expected: Is this true?

Not suitable if full coverage of accommodation, meals, and investment costs is expected. These costs must be borne by the care recipient.

Sources

  1. https://salusmax.de/tr/pfle-xikon-2/voll-station%C3%A4re-pflege

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