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Investment support for full inpatient/short-term care
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Investment support for full inpatient/short-term care

Investment funding for applications from January 2025 has been suspended.

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Investment funding for full inpatient care facilities and short-term care facilities was suspended by resolution dated 18 December 2024 for all new applications from 1 January 2025 New applications for funding must currently be rejected due to the tight budget situation.

The following regulations apply to applications submitted before 1 January 2025:

Owners who have applied for funding by 31 December 2024 (cut-off deadline) can receive investment funding if they submit all the necessary documents by 30 June 2026 (cut-off deadline) at the latest and corresponding budget funds are available. The city council has also adopted new funding guidelines in the above-mentioned resolution. You can find all further information there.

Funding is only possible if the investment funding from the Free State of Bavaria (PflegesoNah) has been rejected. It is provided in the form of fixed amounts or pro rata funding.

Prerequisites

The requirements for funding were set out in the guidelines for full inpatient and short-term care facilities and were last updated with the resolution of 18 December 2024.

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Landeshauptstadt München
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Altenhilfe und Pflege

Sankt-Martin-Straße 53
81669 München

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Sankt-Martin-Straße 53
81669 München

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Related services

Promotion of in-house day care

As a full inpatient care facility, you can receive a personnel cost subsidy for a specialist for in-house day care in accordance with the guidelines.

Investment support for day-care centres

Suspension of investment funding for applications from January 2025

Promotion of care transition

The care transition supports people when they move into a fully inpatient care facility.

Promotion of intercultural openness in care for the elderly

As an organisation providing open support for the elderly, you can receive funding for further training and workshops on intercultural openness (IKÖ).

Registration of outpatient care services

Anyone who provides or offers reserved activities in care in return for payment must notify the responsible health authority immediately.

Promotion of further and advanced training (inpatient care)

As a full inpatient care facility, you can receive funding for supervision, further and advanced training and staff development.

Subsidy for school social work at vocational nursing school

Investment support for outpatient care services

As an outpatient care service, you can receive investment support in accordance with the guidelines and the budget funds available.

Promotion of further and advanced training (outpatient and day care)

As an outpatient or day-care facility, you can receive funding for supervision, further education and training.

Start-up funding for innovative outpatient care services

Projects for residential care communities, residential groups for people with disabilities and innovative forms of care are financially supported in the start-up phase.