Belgium¶
Everything in this group comes from Belgian rules: the allowance paid by the health insurers, the scale that determines it, the electronic exchanges with the insurers, and the funding of the facility itself.
The rest of the documentation is country-neutral and works the same way anywhere: residents, admissions, care, meals, the family portal, accommodation billing and its supplements.
What is Belgian here¶
Subject |
What it covers |
|---|---|
Insurability (MDA), electronic invoicing (eFact), agreements (eAgreement) |
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The dependency allowance paid by the health insurer |
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The scale that determines the category and the allowance |
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The AViQ allowance of the facility, from days billed and staff |
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The Belgian annexe for expenses advanced |
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When a CPAS pays for the resident |
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Admission → MDA → eAgreement → Katz → eFact → payment |
The same software elsewhere¶
Resthome separates the question from the answer: the engine asks for a dependency category, a national identifier, a stay type; the country pack answers with Katz, the NISS, MR/MRS. Another country brings its own pack — and the neutral pages above do not change.