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Does an application for a Care level (Pflegegrad) make sense?

If your relative regularly needs help in everyday life, it may make sense to apply for a Care level (Pflegegrad). This quick check will help you describe your need for support; it definitely doesn't have a Care level (Pflegegrad).

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The questions are a draft and have not yet been professionally checked. They are not an official Review (Begutachtung) instrument.

Think about the everyday life of the person you care for. Choose whether support is needed in each area. There are no right or wrong answers.

Mobility

Does the person need help moving around at home - such as getting up or moving from bed to a chair?

Mental and communication skills

Does the person need help to orient themselves, understand conversations or make decisions in everyday life?

Behavior and psychological stress

Does the person need regular support because severe restlessness, fears or nocturnal stress make everyday life difficult?

Self-sufficiency

Does the person need help washing, dressing, eating, or going to the toilet?

Dealing with illness and therapy

Does the person need support to organize medically agreed measures in everyday life or to attend practice visits?

Everyday life and social contacts

Does the person need help to organize the day, find activities or keep in touch?

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The information applies to Germany. The Nursing care fund (Pflegekasse) checks individual requirements.

Translation in draft, the German text is binding