<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><rss version="2.0"><NodeEnabled>1</NodeEnabled><channel><title><![CDATA[Home Care - Veterans Affairs Council, R.O.C.]]></title><link>https://www.vac.gov.tw/np-1940-2.html</link><description>Veterans Affairs Council, R.O.C. RSS channel.</description><language>en-us</language><pubDate>Tue, 28 Jun 2016 07:40:00 GMT</pubDate><copyright>RSS發行者</copyright><ttl>20</ttl><item><title><![CDATA[Home-care]]></title><link>https://www.vac.gov.tw/cp-1940-2312-2.html</link><description><![CDATA[<p>In accordance with the ROC Veterans Assistance Act, VAC is to set up institutes to provide home-care for veterans.<br />
Under the doctrine, VAC has set up 16 veterans homes to provide home-care services in following categories.</p>

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	<p><strong>Fully government-paid home-care placement:</strong><br />
	&nbsp;Veterans who are injured or disabled in battle or in service connected conditions&nbsp;or are over 61 years of age may apply for fully government-paid home-care placement if they meet the standards set by the VAC Regulations on Home-care Arrangement of Veterans. They will be provided with home-care allowances, and may choose to live in veterans&#39; homes paid for by the government.</p>
	Starting from November 1987, veterans are allowed to visit their family in Mainland China. Under the &quot;Regulations of Home-care Veterans Residing in Mainland China&quot;, qualified home-care veterans can enjoy their entitlement while being settled down in Mainland China.<br />
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	<li><strong>Home-care at one&#39;s own expenses (Partial supply system)</strong><br />
	Those who are over 61 years of age, and older, and are not home-cared at government&#39;s expenses, but are financially capable to support their own home-care services, are entitled to this category. If the applicants are married, their spouses, older than 50 years old, are qualified to apply with the veterans. One condition is preset: they need to be clear from legal contagious diseases, and should be able to handle their daily activities.<br />
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	<li><strong>Those disabled / dementia veterans, unless unconscious, shall be entitled to home-care in exclusive VAC home-care wards.</strong><br />
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	<li><strong>Home care resource sharing</strong><br />
	Since 2007, VAC has launched a new project to share its home-care facilities with civilians in the vicinity. VAC veterans homes and domiciliary centers are instructed to offer day-care centers and the rehabilitation facilities inside the home-care institutes to the nearby civilians, so as to build up better neighborhood relationship, and better use the government resources.<br />
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	VAC has also launched the &quot;Remote Care Service&quot;&nbsp;project for those remote veterans and dependents who most need VAC&#39;s care.<br />
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	An emergency-call system is set up among the Veterans Homes, Veterans Service Departments, and the Veterans Hospitals. With the infrared and bed-censor devices in the system, the Service Department&nbsp;can detect the whereabouts of these veterans, and thus offer timely assistance at the least delay.</li>
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