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 a family member or supporting a person with a disability, you suddenly hear a lot of technical terms.
For newcomers, it can feel like a foreign language.
In this article,Basic terms commonly used in the field of long-term care and disability welfareThis is a gentle and easy way to explain the
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Nursing care services
Certification of Long-Term Care Needsclassification
In order to use long-term care insurance services, an elderly person must first apply to the municipality and receive "certification that he/she needs long-term care.
The classification is based on the level of need for nursing care, with the higher the number, the more extensive support is required.
Care manager (care support specialist)
The person who serves as a "consultation service" when using long-term care insurance services.
They make a plan for nursing care services (care plan) according to the user's condition and wishes.
Day service (day care)
Nursing care service that allows residents to go to the facility on a daily basis to receive bathing, meals, rehabilitation, recreation, and other services.
It is also a popular place to interact with others.
Small-scale multifunctional in-home care
This service is centered on "commuting" and can be flexibly combined with "visiting" and "lodging" services.
We can provide support tailored to the user's situation, not just at set times and with set content.
Group home (dementia support type)
This is a residence where seniors with dementia live together in a small group and receive support from staff.
The atmosphere is close to home and peaceful.
Disability Welfare Services
Disability Certificate
A handbook for people with disabilities to access welfare programs and discount services.
There are three main types
- physical disability certificate
- Rehabilitation Certificate (Intellectual Disability)
- mental disability certificate
Type A and B support for continuous employment
This welfare service provides a place to work for those who have difficulty finding employment in the general corporate sector.
- type A (blood, influenza, hepatitis, etc.)Employment contract available. Minimum wage guaranteed.
- type B (blood, influenza, hepatitis, etc.)No: No employment contract. Work at your own pace, wages paid.
All of these support the preparation for work and the creation of a rhythm of life.
Livelihood care
Services provided during the daytime, including assistance with bathing, elimination, and meals, as well as creative activities.
It is for people with severe disabilities and serves as a base to support stable daily living.
Group home (for people with disabilities)
This is a residence where people with intellectual, mental, and physical disabilities can live together in a small group and receive support from staff.
It is also a remarkable first step toward independence.
Consultation Support Specialist
They are professionals who work with people with disabilities and their families to determine what welfare services are available and how to arrange their lives.
In order to use services, a "service utilization plan" must be prepared, and a consultation support specialist is in charge of this.
Common Terms and Systems
User burden (10%, 20%, etc.)
Most of the fees for nursing care and welfare services are covered by public funds, and the burden is borne by the individual.10%" in principle (20-30% depending on income)It is.
However, a maximum (monthly) amount is set, thus providing a mechanism to reduce the financial burden.
Recipient's certificate
Certificate required to use welfare services for persons with disabilities.
It is issued by the municipality and describes which and how many services are available.
Community Comprehensive Support Center
Provides consultation services on care, health, welfare, and rights advocacy for the elderly.
Care managers, public health nurses, and social workers are always on hand.
What should I do now? If you are wondering "What do I do now?
You may know the system and the terminology, but "Then what do I actually do?" Many people must be wondering, "Then what do I actually do?
In such a case,It is important to consult with local welfare providers firstIt is.
Please feel free to contact us for a consultation or visit.
Based in Numata City, Gunma PrefectureMedical Corporation TaiseikaiandSocial Welfare Corporation KuninkaiThen,
We provide community-based support in both long-term care and disability welfare.
For example:
- Day services, small-scale multifunctional in-home care, and other services for the elderly
- Support for people with disabilities, including Type B continuous employment support, daily living assistance, and group homes
- Free consultations for first-time visitors and facility tours are available at any time.
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Disability Welfare Services of Kuninkai
Daiseikai Nursing Care Services
Conclusion: Knowing is the First Step
Although the care and welfare system may seem complicated, understanding the language little by little will bring you closer to the support you need.
Please refer to the terms introduced in this article and make "consulting" an option when you are in need of help.
We hope this article will be a step toward your peace of mind.