Nursing Care. The plan will include nursing services rendered by a graduate registered nurse (not a relative) up to an annual maximum of $5,000 per person for a period commensurate with the nature and gravity of the sickness or injury.
Nursing Care. 12.1. This clause 12 applies when your Residential Fees are not met by Local Authority Funding.
Nursing Care. Expenses for the services of a Nurse ordered or prescribed by a Physician, provided the Nurse does not ordinarily reside in the Insured Person's Residence, subject to the maximum stated in the Schedule, per Accident or Illness.
Nursing Care. This Facility provides only general nursing care and care ordered by my treating physician/surgeon. If I w ant a private duty nurse or sitter, I agree to make such arrangements, including financial. The Facility is not responsible for failure to provide a private duty nurse or sitter, and is hereby released from 1480 any and all liability arising from the fact that the Facility does not provide this additional care.
Nursing Care. Each Facility shall ensure that individuals receive nursing care consistent with current, generally accepted professional standards of care, as set forth below:
Nursing Care. The Facility agrees to provide to the Resident general nursing care, room and board and other health care services for the comfort and well-being of the Resident as provided below. The Resident agrees to obey all rules, policies and procedures of the Facility either contained in this Contract or as posted within the Facility.
Nursing Care. 18.1 As a retirement village operating in conjunction with a Rest Home and Hospital, if your health so requires the Operator will, subject to availability and suitability, endeavour at your cost to provide such care either in the form of temporary nursing care in your Unit or in the Rest Home and Hospital.
Nursing Care. 11.1 If you are assessed as requiring nursing care, some (but not all) of the nursing care provided to you by the Home will be funded by the NHS. Our charges for your accommodation (as set out in the Schedule) will remain payable, either by you, the local authority or a Third Party.
Nursing Care. S1.6.1 The Council does not itself have the legal power to purchase nursing care and nothing in this specification shall be construed as creating any responsibility by the Council for the arrangement or purchase of Nursing Care which is the responsibility of Wirral Clinical Commissioning Group. Customers who require the services of a Registered Nurse may be accommodated, either permanently or temporarily, in a care home. The detailed requirements and responsibilities in relation to NHS nursing care will be provided by Wirral CCG. In such event the provision of nursing services must be subject to an agreement between the Provider and Wirral Clinical Commissioning Group.
Nursing Care. Expansion of long-term care insurance Every person has a right to nursing care that is provided with dignity. In order to make this possible carers require time to provide care services as well as personal contact and attention. Family carers and persons in the care professions show great personal and professional commitment every day. We will carry out a rigorous review of the framework conditions for carers and service providers and reduce bureaucracy in order to increase the amount of time actual care is given. We want to work together with the business community and the public sector to develop measures that will improve care-giving and working hours to better reconcile providing care and working in order to give families an opportunity to pursue employment and support family members in need of care. We want to improve the occupational image of care for the elderly. In addition, we want to fundamentally modernise and consolidate the training for the care professions in a new occupational law. We will ensure that both foreign care workers and family carers or German care workers can provide the everyday tasks necessary for care. Care must take into consideration the needs of the individual requiring care. Enhanced transparency in service options, prices and quality, will provide individuals needing care and their families with more flexibility to choose their services and service providers. They should have a greater choice between non- cash and cash benefits. Funding for the construction of care support centres is being discontinued. In quality audits quality of outcome must be given precedence over quality of structure. We want a new and more sophisticated definition of persons in need of long-term care. This will allow for increased benefits fairness in long-term care insurance. There are already some good attempts to reclassify persons in need of long-term care so that not only is physical impairment taken into account, but other needs such as dementia are also included. We will examine the effects these approaches have on long-term care insurance and other benefit systems. Inversely, to better provide the services required, living facilities and care services that cater to the needs of those receiving care must be made available, e.g., shared accommodation for dementia patients. Our goal is to provide care that is result-oriented, that caters to the needs of the persons receiving it and which can be freely chosen. Long-term care insurance will rema...
