老人ホーム入居の身元保証人がいない！入居拒否される前の介護対策

Phone: 048-999-6414 There has been a sharp increase in the number of people who, finding it difficult to live at home, visit nursing facilities with the intention of moving in, only to be asked, "Who is your guarantor?" and have their application process halted. Especially in recent years, the number of elderly people living alone, the so-called "single-person" group, has increased, and there are countless cases of people feeling anxious about securing housing in their later years because they have no relatives to rely on. In fact, private nursing facilities will almost certainly refuse admission without a guarantor. Even at public special nursing homes, it is not uncommon to be effectively placed on a waiting list. Why are facilities so insistent on requiring a guarantor? Behind this lies not only "joint guarantee of usage fees," but also the real business risks and circumstances that facilities face, such as "accompanying residents to hospitals in emergencies and giving medical consent," and "removing belongings and taking custody of the deceased." This video reveals the "four heavy responsibilities (the real reasons)" that facilities expect from guarantors, and explains concrete measures from a practitioner's perspective on how to secure safe housing for those without family. From consulting with relatives in advance and utilizing community comprehensive support centers to choosing a private guarantor service that provides lifelong support, we will tell you the "best defense" to avoid trouble when the time comes, so please watch until the end.