Long-term care insurance for the elderly is available to those aged 65 and older, or those under 65 who suffer from age-related diseases.
Children who are direct family members can apply by proxy if they submit a power of attorney and a copy of their ID. Guardians residing overseas will need a notarized power of attorney from a consulate.
After application, a National Health Insurance Service staff member will conduct a home visit assessment, and grade results will be issued within 30 days. Grades are classified from 1 to 5, and the types of services available and the insured person's cost-sharing rate differ depending on the grade.
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