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Timetable for relatives: Moving to a nursing home: How to make it happen in 5 steps

A fall or one too many moments of being overwhelmed: These are typical prehistories when families start looking for a nursing home place for a family member. What is important?

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Timetable for relatives: Moving to a nursing home: How to make it happen in 5 steps

A step-by-step guide is being offered to help families find a suitable care home for a loved one and organize the move. According to Daniela Sulmann, head of the Zentrum für Qualität in der Pflege (ZQP), a key indicator for the need for a care home is when home care is no longer adequate or safe. The decision to move should be based on the individual's will, with Ulrike Kempchen of BIVA-Pflegeschutzbund emphasizing that a person's refusal to move cannot be overridden.

Ramona Dilk, a care consultant, advises families to visit multiple care homes to compare and find the best fit, and to seek support from the care home during the moving process. The guide also stresses the importance of maintaining contact and monitoring the quality of care after the move.

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