Grandma – broken arm – need help?
Grandma has broken her arm. PG1 was only introduced a few weeks ago. A woman came to see her twice a month. She has broken her arm since today and needs more help. What ideas do you have for getting additional help? Do you know of any places I can ask? Grandma is 85 years old and lives alone in an apartment. Her social circle is almost non-existent. We, the family, live 400 km away.
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Transfer care after hospital stay with nursing degree 1
Persons with nursing degree 1 can only reimburse the costs of short-term care from nursing insurance via the entitlement to relief services (§ 45b SGB XI). However, the budget of 125 euros is only slightly more than 1 day per month for an inpatient short-term care, but an average short-term care day currently costs between 80 and 120 euros.
However, the legislator has recognized that there is a regulation or regulation. There is a gap in supply for those who are released from the hospital, but are not yet “rehabilitated” and do not have a social environment for domestic care. Therefore, since January 1, 2016 there has been so-called Hospital structure law a claim to health insurance according to § 37 para. 1a and 39c SGB V Transfer care – an extended household aid – but also specifically for short-term care. This is analogous to the regulations of care insurance, i.e. for a maximum of 4 weeks or more. EUR 1,774 per calendar year.
Source:
https://www.pflege.de/pflegekassenpflegerecht/pflegegrade/pflegegrad-1/
Thank you for the information. And after the four weeks? What kind of possibilities do we have?
You should ask your health insurance/care fund.
there is the possibility to apply for short-term care or a budget support.
the household help is not there for help with the daily body hygiene.
Thank you, that would be an idea with short-term care
talk to the doctor
an outpatient care service, they know each other and can advise you
Do you mean talking to the doctor?
yes
Every city or county has a social service. Calling and being advised.
Inquiries at the nursing fund
You mean questioning the health insurance?