Day care centre (CSJ)¶
A day care centre (CSJ, centre de soins de jour) welcomes people who live at home: they come for the day — two or three days a week, or every day — and go home at night. Resthome runs it as a sector of its own, next to the rest home or without it.
What changes compared with a rest home¶
Rest home (MR/MRS) |
Day care centre (CSJ) |
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|---|---|---|
Where the person is |
A licensed bed |
A shared day place |
What counts the days |
The stay, day after day |
The attendance register |
The forfait |
Every day of presence |
Each day that earns it |
What the person pays |
The accommodation price |
The centre’s day price |
Absences |
Declared, with their rebates |
Nothing to declare: a day not recorded is not billed |
Categories |
The rest home Katz categories |
F, Fd or D, read from the same Katz evaluation |
A day at the centre¶
In the morning, the users arrive: tick them in the Day care register before 13:00, when the register closes to arrivals.
Care, tasks and medication are planned only for the users expected that day.
At the end of the month, the billing counts the days recorded: the forfait to the health insurer, the day price to the user.
Once a year, the staffing norm says whether the forfait of the billing year is due in full.
What’s next¶
Setting up a day care centre — the approval, the opening days, the day places, the rates and the day price.
Admitting a day care user — the stay, the days expected, the category, the agreement.
Recording attendance — the day’s register, one day at a time, the 13:00 closure.
Billing a day care month — the forfait, the day price, the month nobody ticked.
The staffing norm — the yearly check and what it does to the forfait.
Care for a day care user — care plans, tasks and medication on the days the user comes.