When searching for a suitable nursing home for a family member who needs care, there are many factors<\/strong> to consider. A care consultation can help clarify what is particularly important for your family member. If possible, take the time to visit<\/strong> the potential nursing home together with your family member who needs care and assess the facilities<\/strong> on-site at your own pace<\/strong>. Discuss your first impressions in detail. If a trial day is offered, you might want to take advantage of it.<\/p>\n\n In advance, discuss with your family member who needs care\u2014if possible, together\u2014 which of the following aspects<\/strong> are particularly important to you<\/strong> and on which points you might be willing to compromise:<\/p>\n\n You can download our complete checklist<\/strong> for choosing a nursing home as a PDF here<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n The written residential care contract should<\/strong> set forth the rights and obligations of the resident and the provider, as well as the agreed-upon scope of services<\/strong>. These include, among other things, the type and amenities of the accommodations, as well as the type and extent of meals and supervision. Information regarding the fees to be paid and compensation in the event of an absence (vacation, hospitalization, etc.) must also be included. Also, be sure to note the notice periods specified in the residence contract or whether it is a fixed-term contract.<\/p>\n\nWhat is particularly important to you?<\/h2>\n\n
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The Home Contract<\/h2>\n\n