Partial inpatient care

Night care is intended to support care at home. You can make use of night care services if you are unable to provide sufficient care at home or if this is necessary to supplement or strengthen home care.

Within the scope of the maximum benefit amounts, the long-term care insurance fund covers the care-related expenses, including the expenses for care, and the expenses for the medical treatment care services required in the facility. The costs for accommodation and meals as well as separately billable investment costs, on the other hand, must generally be borne privately.

Night care facilities look after people in need of care who require assistance with getting into bed, getting up and personal hygiene.

Night care facilities are often used by people with dementia who have a disturbed day-night rhythm. If they are accommodated in a night care facility at night, relatives can sleep through the night and look after those in need of care again during the day.

People in need of care in care grades 2 to 5 can make use of day and night care in addition to outpatient care benefits in kind, care allowance or the combined benefit in accordance with Section 38, without these entitlements being offset.

Ask your care insurance fund which documents are required and whether there is a special application form.

None.