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South Korea Seeks Participants for Home-Based Medical Care Pilot Ahead of Integrated Care Support Act
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- The Ministry of Health and Welfare is openly recruiting local governments and medical institutions to take part in the long-term care home medical center pilot project until the 28th.
- Teams of doctors, nurses and social workers visit the homes of care recipients, and 344 facilities in 195 cities, counties and districts are currently participating.
- Medical institutions wishing to participate must sign an agreement with their local government and then apply to the National Health Insurance Service, with detailed guidance available on the Ministry of Health and Welfare website.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 돌봄통합지원법 시행에 대비해 ‘장기요양 재택의료센터 시범사업’ 참여 지자체와 의료기관을 공모
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