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Concern over Reform - What Caregiving Relatives Already Provide Today

By with∅ut-me 14.10.2026 at 09:16 Uhr Parliament & Legislation Welfare & Poverty Health Policy
TL;DR AI-generated The German government plans a care reform to close a funding gap, with an expert commission to propose structural adjustments by January. Caregiving relatives, like the Umsonst couple, already make a significant contribution to care.

Source: tagesschau.de

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  1. Governing coalition struggles over reform of long-term care insurance
  2. Cabinet Puts Care Reform on Track
  3. First reform steps decided: What is to change in nursing care
  4. Reform Plans: High Expectations for the Care Commission
  5. Concern over Reform - What Caregiving Relatives Already Provide Today

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