Müssen wir Pflege ganz neu denken? Mit Christine Vogler
More than six million people in Germany require long-term care. The majority are over 75, but children and young people also receive benefits from the statutory long-term care insurance. Long-term care is a topic many are reluctant to think about. What must it be like to care for one's own parents or to be bedridden oneself? Questions that people prefer to ignore. And there's another problem entirely: the financial strain on long-term care insurance is growing ever larger as more and more people receive benefits. This trend will intensify due to the aging population. At the same time, significantly more caregivers will retire in the coming years than new ones will enter the profession. Health Minister Nina Warken (CDU) now wants to address at least the financial problem with a reform. Her proposals, which have already been made public, have received much criticism, but also support, including from the Council of Economic Experts. In this episode, Anne Will speaks with Christine Vogler about possible solutions. The president of the German Nursing Council worked as a caregiver herself for many years and heads the largest training institution for healthcare professions in Germany. Anne Will asks her why she believes the reform is misguided, what alternative solutions exist, and what optimal care that puts the individual at the center would look like. The editorial deadline for this episode was May 28, 2026, at 6:00 PM. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST AD-FREE Become a member of "Politics with Anne Will" for €4.99 per month and listen to the podcast completely ad-free in the podcast app of your choice. All information at: https://will-media.de/mitglied-werden... ADVERTISING AND DISCOUNTS: https://linktr.ee/werbungannewill Would you like to advertise on our podcast? Then send an email to: [email protected] Politics with Anne Will goes on a live tour - get your tickets now: https://tix.to/politik-mit-anne-will-... June 17, 2026 Munich October 6, 2026 Hanover November 3, 2026 Berlin IMPORTANT SOURCES: Deutschlandfunk: How can Germany provide good care for those in need of care in 2040?, May 21, 2025 https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/pflege... Der Spiegel: What could be in store for those in need of care, their relatives, and those paying into the system May 26, 2026 https://www.spiegel.de/politik/deutsc... RND: Warken wants to increase contributions from childless individuals in the future, May 26, 2026 https://www.rnd.de/politik/pflegevers... German Council of Economic Experts: Spring Report 2026 May 27, 2026 https://www.sachverstaendigenrat-wirt... Die Zeit: Good Care? It Would Be Possible!, December 9, 2026 https://www.zeit.de/2025/52/pflege-de... Imprint: Editors: Tobias Jaecker, Leon Ueberall Executive Producer: Marie Schiller Producers: Maximilian Frisch, Lukas Hambach Sound Design: Hannes Husten If you would like to advertise, please contact Mit Vergnügen GmbH A production of Will Media GmbH

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