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[Need for rehabilitation and application behavior].

B Maier-Riehle1, F Schliehe

  • 1Verband Deutscher Rentenversicherungsträger, Frankfurt a. M. brigitte.maier-riehle@vdr.de

Die Rehabilitation
|February 1, 2000
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Many older adults need rehabilitation, but cost-cutting measures and increased personal costs deter applications. Job uncertainty and financial barriers significantly reduce the uptake of rehabilitation services.

Area of Science:

  • Rehabilitation medicine
  • Health policy
  • Social insurance

Context:

  • Rehabilitation need determination involves medical criteria and social policy controls.
  • Financial factors like personal excess coverage influence access to rehabilitation benefits.
  • Recent austerity legislation impacted rehabilitation expenditure and personal cost-sharing.

Purpose:

  • To assess the need for rehabilitation among insured individuals, particularly older adults.
  • To investigate the reasons behind the decline in rehabilitation application rates.
  • To identify barriers preventing individuals from utilizing rehabilitation services.

Summary:

  • Despite a strong need for rehabilitation in individuals aged 40 and over, only 35-40% of those with a subjective need intend to apply.

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  • Significant impediments to application include job uncertainty and increased personal excess coverage due to recent cost-cutting legislation.
  • A considerable decline in rehabilitation applications was observed following legislative changes in 1996-1997.

    • Impact:

    • Highlights the disconnect between the need for and utilization of rehabilitation services.
    • Suggests policy interventions are needed to address financial and employment-related barriers to rehabilitation.
    • Informs future strategies for promoting rehabilitation uptake among vulnerable populations.