Community-based services are long-term care insurance services that enable elderly people, including those with dementia, to live with peace of mind in their familiar communities even if they require support or long-term care.
Currently, there are all seven types of community-based services in the city. The types and contents of services are shown in the table below.
We issue leaflet "what is community-based service?" which explained community-based service clearly in city. This time, in order to further promote the use of services, we have created a revised version that includes examples of use received from each service provider. In addition, we have compiled examples of use that could not be included in the leaflet, so please take a look at them as well.
What is community-based service? (April, 2022 issuance version) (PDF: 3,992KB)
Collection of use examples (PDF: 373KB) sent from company
| type | content |
|---|---|
| <For those who need 24-hour service> Regular patrols and occasional home-visit nursing care |
You can receive regular visits through close cooperation between nursing staff and nurses. In addition, you can receive support at any time by reporting or calling. *Not available for those who require assistance. |
| <For those who need nursing care at night> Night-time home-visit nursing care |
There are home-visit nursing care, which provides nursing care through regular visits at night, and home-visit nursing care, which provides nursing care at the request of the user, such as in an emergency. *Not available for those who require assistance. |
| <For those who need services that commute during the day> Community-based outpatient nursing care |
A small day service center with a capacity of less than 19 people, where you can receive nursing care such as eating and bathing and functional training on a day trip. *Not available for those who require assistance. |
| <For those who need daytime dementia care> Day care for dementia (day care for preventive dementia) |
People diagnosed with dementia can receive care and support such as eating and bathing, and functional training on a day trip. |
| <For those who need a combination of commuting/visiting/overnight services> Small-scale multi-functional in-home care (preventive long-term care small-scale multi-functional in-home care) |
You can receive services such as “commuting” to a small residential facility, “visiting” to have someone come to your home, and “staying” at a facility. |
| <For those who need a variety of care, including medical services> Nursing small-scale multifunctional home care |
In addition to commuting to small residential facilities, visiting homes, and staying at facilities, home-visit nursing services are available, depending on the situation of the user. You can receive a service that combines *Not available for those who require assistance. |
| <For those who need dementia care in communal living> Cohabitation care for dementia (cohabitation care for preventive dementia) [Group home for the elderly with dementia] |
People diagnosed with dementia live together in a small group while receiving nursing care and support such as eating and bathing, and functional training. The user aims to continue the life they have lived so far as much as possible in the communal life. *Cannot be used by those requiring support 1. |
Facility availability information for community-based services
For information on vacancies, please visit the Medical and Nursing Care Information Site.
Please access from the link below and check the "Features of the office" on each office page.
Medical and nursing care information site (external site)
About regular patrols and occasional home-visit nursing care
About regular patrols and occasional home-visit nursing care
About Nerima Ward community-based service implementation guidelines
Please see the implementation guideline below for the basic ideas of Nerima Ward, such as the development of community-based services, the designation of business operators, and ensuring the quality of services.
Nerima Ward community-based service implementation guidelines (April 2020) (PDF: 575KB)
About public offering of Nerima-ku community-based service
Please see the link below for information on public offerings for community-based services in Nerima Ward.
Community-based service provider open call for participants
Nerima Ward community-based service provider guidebook
It was created by the Nerima Ward Nursing Care Service Provider Liaison Council to provide information on community-based service providers to those who receive community-based services and their families, and to refer to them when choosing an office. For details, please contact each office directly.
Nerima Ward community-based service provider guidebook [September 2017 edition] (PDF: 3,633KB)
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