Despite the Degree of Care 3: Social Welfare Office No Longer Pays Nursing Home - Pensioners Have to Move to the Homeless Home
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Ann-Kerstin Persson lives at the Ekhaga nursing home in Diseröd. Friends and family are in central Kungälv and Ann-Kerstin has been fighting for two and a half years to be allowed to move to a place there. – You lose a lot of rights when you end up in elderly care. I would like to ask the politicians a few questions, what do they think about us elderly people, and about the staff who are too few and completely exhausted.
A 77-year-old pensioner with a nursing grade 3 had to leave a retirement home in Neu-Ulm. Because open home costs of more than 30,000 euros had accrued, the poor man was cleared after a judicial procedure and accommodated in a homeless accommodation. Several welfare agencies argue about which authority the uncovered care costs must take over. Meanwhile, a senior in need of care lives in a place that is at best suitable for his care as a short-te…
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