Permanent care of a relative. Registration procedure

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Permanent care of a relative. Registration procedure

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Permanent care of a relative and the procedure for its registration is an important procedure for those who need constant help due to their state of health and cannot independently take care of themselves in everyday life. This may be due to age, illness or disability limiting their independence. However, many people do not have sufficient knowledge about the process of organizing permanent care and the formalities associated with its registration. In this article, we will look at the procedure for obtaining permanent care for a relative and provide useful information on this topic.

What is permanent care?

Continuing family care is a type of medical care that is provided to people with disabilities, the elderly, or those who have certain medical problems that prevent them from functioning normally in daily life. In continuous care, the guardian ensures that the necessary assistance is provided in accordance with the individual needs of each person.

Who can care for someone in need?

Under the law, care may be provided by nurses, professional caregivers, or relatives who take responsibility for the care of their loved ones.

Relatives include the following:

  • parents;
  • children;
  • adoptive parents;
  • brothers and sisters;
  • grandparents;
  • grandchildren;
  • other direct relatives.

What benefits does the guardian get if he/she implements permanent care?

According to the current legislation of the Law of Ukraine "On social services", first of all, the caretaker receives compensation from the state for the provision of his services. As well as the possibility of enrolling this care in the insurance period of the guardian, who, because of this, cannot work.

In addition, such a person is not subject to mobilization and can travel abroad as an escort of the person being cared for, even during martial law.

However, all this can be realized only when all the necessary documentation regarding the constant care of the needy (including relatives) is correctly drawn up.

What documents are required for registration?

To apply for permanent care, you must contact the guardianship and guardianship authorities with the following package of documents:

  • a written statement stating the desire to provide care;
  • passport of the guardian and the person who will be cared for;
  • certificate of registration of the place of residence;
  • a certificate from the medical commission confirming the person's need for constant care due to his state of health;
  • a medical certificate certifying that the caregiver's health is sufficient for care;
  • documents confirming the ownership of the property or the right to use it.
  • If you need qualified assistance in arranging permanent care for a relative, then contact the law firm Prikhodko and Partners.

Our lawyers will be able to provide you with individual advice and assistance on all legal aspects related to the arrangement of permanent care. They have the professional experience and knowledge necessary to provide specific guidance and support in resolving your situation.

Contacting our company will help you get comprehensive and accurate information, taking into account all applicable legal norms and requirements in accordance with Ukrainian legislation. So do not hesitate and come to the consultation!

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