Difference between home care and home nursing
Do you need care at home, but are you unsure which type of support best suits your situation? You will often hear the terms home nursing and home care. They may sound similar, but they do not mean the same thing. The main difference between home care and home nursing lies in the type of support you receive.
| Home care Practical help and support | Home nursing Medical care at home | |
|---|---|---|
| Who is it for? | For people who need help with daily tasks | For people who need medical care at home |
| Who helps you? | A care worker | A nurse |
| Tasks |
|
|
| When? | For a short or longer period, depending on your care needs | After surgery, in case of chronic illness or during recovery |
| Payment | Personal contribution per hour based on your household income and family size | Payment directly through your health insurance fund, sometimes with an additional personal contribution |
| Request home care | Request home nursing |
Still unsure about the right care? Helan provides advice.
At Helan, you can arrange home nursing, (urgent) home care and domestic help. Are you still unsure which type of support best suits your situation after seeing the table or video above? No problem. We listen to your needs and guide you quickly towards the right support.
Call us on 02 218 22 22 or complete the online application form, and we will make sure you receive care tailored to your needs.
