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Types of Care Services
What is the status of those who need long-term care 2? A gentle explanation of the changes in daily life and the support you can receive
An elderly family member has been certified as requiring nursing care 2, but what exactly is his/her condition? What can they do and what support do they need? What can they do and what support do they need? In this article, we will explain the characteristics of the nursing care 2 status and the main nursing care services available to beginners... -
Types of Care Services
Your First Guide to "Needing Care 1": What is it? What can I do? What kind of support is available?
When a family member or yourself is certified as requiring long-term care 1, you may ask yourself, "What kind of condition is he or she in? What can I do now? and "What can I do from now on? In this article, we will explain in an easy-to-understand manner the characteristics of the "Long-Term Care Needs 1" status, the services available, and the actual changes in daily life... -
Information about Numata City, Gunma Prefecture
What is Support Needed 2? A gentle explanation of the changes in daily life and the details of support
When you hear the term "Support Needed 2," few people may have a concrete image of what it refers to. It is a type of certification under the long-term care insurance system, and refers to a condition in which a person is still independent but needs assistance with some aspects of daily living. In this article, we will discuss the "Support Needed 2"... -
Types of Care Services
This is clear! Summary of "Support Needed 1" status and services available
As people age, things that they used to be able to do normally may gradually become more difficult. When you feel that "I am still in good health, but I may need some help...", you are in the "Support Needed 1" state. In this article, we will explain what "Support Needed 1" means and how to... -
Types of Care Services
Dealing with Dementia: Smiles for Both You and Your Family
In today's aging society, dementia is no longer a matter of concern for anyone. The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare estimates that by 2025, one in five people over the age of 65 will suffer from dementia. When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, how should we deal with it? This... -
Knowledge of support for people with disabilities
Should I Move to Another Facility?" When to Change Facilities and What to Expect
As the years pass in nursing homes and welfare facilities for people with disabilities, people wonder, "Will I be able to stay in my current facility? "Isn't there a more suitable facility?" or "Is there a better facility for my needs? The situation is constantly changing due to changes in the patient's physical and mental condition, changes in the family's lifestyle, and other factors... -
Knowledge of support for people with disabilities
Can a parent support a child with a disability when the parent is older? Summary of support systems
For parents of children with disabilities, the question of whether they will be able to protect their children's lives as they grow older is a very serious concern. This concern becomes especially real as the parents themselves grow older and feel their physical strength and judgment deteriorate. ... -
Knowledge of support for people with disabilities
Care and welfare terminology, explained in an easy-to-understand manner [Preserved Version].
Day services or group homes?" Group home?" What is a classification? What is the difference between Type A and Type B continuous employment support? When you are involved in caring for family members or supporting people with disabilities, you suddenly hear a lot of technical terms. For newcomers, they may seem like a foreign language. In this article, we will discuss caregiving and disability f... -
Information about Numata City, Gunma Prefecture
Closer to Home! The Role of Home Health Care and Home Nursing Care and the Benefits of Utilizing Them
As Japan's population ages, more and more people wish to receive medical care and nursing care in the comfort of their own homes. Home medical care and home nursing have been the focus of much attention. In response to these wishes, home services are... -
Knowledge of support for people with disabilities
Beware of Extreme Heat! Heat Stroke Prevention Guide for the Elderly and Disabled
Summer in Japan is getting hotter and hotter every year. Heat stroke is a serious life-threatening risk, especially for the elderly and people with disabilities. Is it true that heat stroke can occur even indoors? I am worried about my family members who cannot drink water by themselves..." "What measures should I take for my child with disabilities?" What measures can we take for children with disabilities?
