Long-term care in some Western European Countries: the Role of Public and Private Sectors
2017
This contribution examines how ageing populations in Europe affect Long-term
Care services from an economic and legal standpoint. Although long-term care
services are not limited to health care services, the public expenditure for health
care ser\'ices constitutes the largest portion. As a resu t, many national governments
have incentivised the purchase of additional private insurance. This article analyzes
the laws regarding long-term care services in Germany, France and Italy Particular
attention is given to the Soziale Pflegeversicherung established in Germany, to the
French contract of viager, and to the contract of prestito fiduciario vitalizio (reverse
mortgage) as well as the contratto di assicurazione Long Term Care (private insurance
contract of Long-term Care) in 'Italy In the conclusion, the importance of the
introduction of an ad hoc Fund ruled by national law and covering LTC services
is underlined
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