Summary of Frequently Asked Questions for First-Time Caregiver Consultations|To eliminate your concerns and take the first step.

What do they ask me about caregiver counseling?"

'I don't know if I need it yet, but I don't know if I can discuss it...'

Many people feel this kind of anxiety when they first consider consulting with a long-term care provider. Even though they want to consult with us,I don't know what to say, how to say it."It is sometimes difficult to take a step forward, isn't it?

In this article, we have compiled a list of frequently asked questions for your first long-term care consultation. We will answer them in an easy-to-understand manner to help alleviate any concerns you may have.


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First-time caregiver consultation and frequently asked questions (Q&A)

Q. Can I consult with you even if I am still in the stage where I don't know if I need care?

A. Of course it is fine!

In fact, a great many people consult with us at the stage where they are not sure if they need us yet. Early consultation offers the following advantages

  • Better visibility for the future.
  • Don't miss out on the support you need at the right time.

Q. Do I have to use your services immediately after the consultation?

A. That is not necessary.

The consultation is only a "place to get information. You do not have to use the service immediately after listening to us, and you are welcome to take the information home and consider it at your leisure.

Q. What can I discuss with you?

A. Please feel free to consult with us about any matters related to nursing care.

For example, we can consult with you on a wide range of topics depending on your situation, including

  • Whether you need nursing care in your current condition
  • Types and details of services available
  • Costs and how to proceed with the procedure
  • Ways to reduce the burden on your family

Q. What should I prepare for the consultation?

A. No special preparation is required.

However, it would be helpful if you could bring the following information with you to facilitate the process.

  • The person's age and physical condition
  • What I'm having the most trouble with right now
  • Current daily life

It is perfectly acceptable if it is not well organized. We will listen to you and organize the situation together.

Q. How much does it cost?

A. It depends on the service you use.

If you use long-term care insurance, your co-payment is, as a rule, the cost of the10-30%.The cost of the project will be We will explain the specific costs in detail and in an easy-to-understand manner at the time of consultation.

Q. Can I consult with you even if he/she doesn't want to?

A. Yes, please contact us.

It is not uncommon for the person in question to be resistant to nursing care services. Even in such cases, we will work together with you to consider and advise on how to relate to the person and how to proceed in a reasonable manner.

Q. Where should I consult?

A. Consultations are available at local consultation offices and service offices.

  • Community Comprehensive Support Center
  • Nursing care service office
  • Contact person in charge of long-term care insurance at the municipal office

Please make use of the contact point closest to you, as consultations are available at various locations, such as


Consultations are not "special" in any way.

People tend to think that "consultation = hard work," but in fact it is much more readily available.

  • I'd like to talk to you for a minute.
  • I just want to know what kind of services are available.
  • I'd like to hear about it for future reference.

Even for these purposes, it is well worth consulting.


Don't remain anxious, but take small steps first.

The problems of caregiving can grow bigger and bigger if you keep them to yourself. However, talking to someone can often help you clear your mind and find a solution.

It is natural to be anxious about your first caregiver consultation. However,This step will lead to "peace of mind" in the future. Why don't you start with what you can do, instead of worrying alone?


Our corporation is also available for consultation.

Our dedicated staff is also available for consultation regarding long-term care.

  • Organizing the Current Situation
  • Information on available services
  • Proposal of a reasonable way to proceed

We provide extensive support tailored to each individual's situation, such as
Even if you are at the stage where you are thinking, "Maybe it's too early to tell," you are welcome to contact us. Please feel free to contact us.

\ Please feel free to contact us if you have any problems /.

Medical Corporation Taiseikai Uchida Hospital Community Medical Cooperation Office
TEL:0278-24-5329


Uchida Home Care Office
TEL:0278-23-7535


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