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Home-visit nursing care is a service in which staff visit users at their homes to provide nursing care (physical care) such as meals, toileting, and bathing, as well as daily living assistance such as cleaning, laundry, shopping, and cooking, so that users can live as independently as possible in their homes.

A care manager (nursing care support specialist) creates a care plan according to the mental and physical conditions, living environment, and wishes of the person and his/her family so that those who need nursing care can use the service appropriately at home. The care manager also offers consultations and various procedures related to nursing care insurance.

A charged nursing home with nursing care is one of three types of charged nursing homes and refers to a charged nursing home that has been designated by each prefecture as a nursing care insurance program for residents living in specified facilities. After moving in, residents are provided with daily life support such as meals and bathing, as well as functional training and other services, to enable them to lead independent daily lives as much as possible.

Welfare equipment lending and sales is a service that lends and sells welfare equipment according to the situation and wishes of users so that those who need welfare equipment can lead independent daily lives. Eligibility for welfare equipment lending and sales depends on the level of care required.