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If you are in need of care, it may be necessary to adapt the living environment to your individual needs. You can apply to your long-term care insurance fund for financial support for necessary adaptations and conversions.

Carers can receive a subsidy towards their pension provision.

If there is an acute care situation in your family, you can be absent from work for up to 10 working days and receive care support allowance. For a care leave of up to 6 months, you are entitled to subsidies for health and care insurance in certain cases.

If you are in need of care and are being cared for at home, you can be provided with care aids.

If you are cared for at home by relatives or acquaintances, you can apply for care allowance from your care insurance fund.

If you are in need of care and are being cared for at home, you can apply for care benefits in kind.

If you are cared for at home by relatives, you can receive care allowance and use the services of an outpatient care service at the same time in a combination solution.

If your relatives or friends are unable to provide you with continuous care at home, you are entitled to additional day and night care in a care facility. Your care insurance fund will contribute to the costs on application.

If you can no longer manage independently at home due to your need for care and cannot be cared for at home, care in a nursing home is necessary. Your long-term care insurance will pay part of the costs upon application.

In the case of full-time care services, the necessary upkeep of the minor and young adult is ensured through ongoing services. The necessary maintenance includes the costs for material expenses and for care and upbringing.

People who are suffering from a serious, incurable and far-advanced disease and have only a short life expectancy left can, under certain conditions, make use of outpatient or inpatient hospice services.

If you are in need of care and cannot be cared for at home temporarily, you have the option of being cared for in a nursing facility for a short period of time.

If your private caregiver cannot care for you due to vacation or illness, your long-term care insurance will pay for a substitute in certain cases.

Would you like to take in a foster child? Then you must first qualify as a foster parent.

The benefits in full-time care also include the reimbursement of proven reasonable expenses for contributions to accident insurance if no statutory accident insurance exists.

When full-time care ends, the foster child can continue to be supported as a young adult.

If a foster child's health insurance cover is not sufficient for necessary measures, the youth welfare office may be able to cover the necessary co-payments or own contributions.

If family insurance is not possible for a foster child and there is no compulsory insurance, the youth welfare office can pay appropriate contributions for voluntary health insurance.

If you need care as a result of an occupational accident, commuting accident or occupational disease, you can receive care allowance and other benefits from the statutory accident insurance.

Recognition as a guardianship association is a prerequisite for receiving a state grant for guardianship associations.

To make it easier for you to care for relatives at home, you can attend free care courses and training sessions via your care insurance fund.

If it is important for their development, young adults can also receive educational support after their 18th birthday and be placed in full-time care.

Children and young people in curative full-time care have special needs. This requires close and intensive counseling of those involved in the foster care relationship. The child care service supports and accompanies foster carers and children with extensive services.

People in need of care who are generally cared for at home can be cared for during the day in a day care facility.

If you are helpless as a result of an injury, you can apply for a monthly care allowance.

Are you the foster carer of a child in full-time care? Then you will receive professional support and advice from the Foster Children's Service.

The foster children's service can support the foster parents if a child is to live permanently in a foster family because the conditions in the family of origin are not improving in the long term.

You can have the guardianship order publicly certified.

The contribution that each and every legally insured person has to pay for long-term care insurance is regulated by law.

Persons in need of care who are basically cared for at home can be cared for at night in a facility.

When taking in a foster child, one-off lump-sum allowances can be approved and transferred with the first care allowance.

Are you the foster carer of a child in full-time care? Then you will receive professional support and advice from the Foster Children's Service.

You can receive benefits from the Agricultural Health Insurance Fund (LKK) for company and household help (BHH) if you are absent due to illness, hospital treatment, preventive or rehabilitation treatment by the LKK or due to pregnancy and maternity leave.

People in need of care who are cared for at home can receive up to 125 euros per month from the care insurance fund. The money can be used to relieve the burden on caring relatives or to promote the independence and self-determination of those in need of care in everyday life.

If you live in a facility for people with disabilities, you may be eligible for Social Security long-term care insurance benefits.

As an impaired person (so-called injured party), you can apply for medical treatment for health impairments that are recognized as the result of an injury or have been caused by a recognized consequence of an injury.

Insured persons are entitled to specialised outpatient palliative care (SAPV) in the home or family environment.