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In Germany, more than two-thirds of long-term care is provided at home, but for those requiring more intensive support, nursing homes are a key option. Understanding what are nursing homes like in Germany is essential for navigating the country's comprehensive social care system.
Since its introduction in 1995, Germany's mandatory public long-term care insurance (LTCI) system has covered the majority of the population. This comprehensive guide answers the critical question: **Who pays for long-term care in Germany?**
Germany's average retirement age rose to 64.7 in 2024, reflecting an evolving system. So, what happens when you retire in Germany? The process involves navigating a comprehensive social security system, securing residency, and planning for life after work, all within one of Europe's most robust economies.
