Short-term care for persons with disabilities
We offer you short-term round-the-clock care in a housing unit or in your own home.
Short-term care is arranged for persons with disabilities who need round-the-clock care due to an illness or disability. Short-term care is usually provided in a housing unit (or in family care, which has its own service description). Short-term care for a child with a disability can also be arranged at the child's home. Short-term care includes round-the-clock treatment and care. Short-term care can last from a few hours to several months. A significant client group for short-term care is the group receiving care during the informal carer's statutory days off. That is, care periods of 2-3 days once a month. The purpose of the service is to use short-term care to support the client's possibility of living at home and the coping of the family members.
Conditions for receiving the Service
The clients receiving the service are persons with disabilities, as defined in the Disability Services Act, who need support and care round the clock.
The service is subject to a charge.