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Have you had to close your business or practice due to an activity ban or quarantine? Here you can find information on how the reimbursement of ongoing non-covered operating costs takes place.

If your income or assets are not sufficient for your necessary subsistence, you will receive assistance for subsistence (social assistance) under certain conditions.

The funeral allowance is paid to anyone who has paid the costs of burying the deceased. It amounts to:

• for pension-entitled damaged persons:

  • 874.00 Euro (as of 01.07.17: 891 Euro).

  • 1,745.00 Euro, if the death is the result of an injury (from 01.07.17: 1,778 Euro)

• for non-pension-entitled injured persons:

  • Euro 1,745.00 if death is the consequence of an injury (from 01.07.17: Euro 1.778)

From the funeral allowance, the costs of the funeral are first paid to the person who arranged the funeral. This also applies if the costs of the funeral were covered from public funds.
If there is a surplus, the spouse, civil partner, children, parents, step-parents, foster parents, grandchildren, grandparents, siblings and siblings' children are entitled in turn if they lived with the deceased in a domestic relationship at the time of death.

If there are no such beneficiaries, the surplus shall not be paid out.

As an impaired person (known as a claimant), you can apply for treatment for health problems that have been recognised as the result of an injury or have been caused by a recognised consequence of an injury.

As an impaired person (known as a damaged person), you receive curative treatment for health damage that has been recognised as a consequence of an injury or has been caused by a recognised consequence of an injury. The purpose of curative treatment is to:

• To eliminate or improve health impairments or impairments of occupational or earning capacity caused by them,
• to reduce suffering,
• to avoid, overcome or reduce the need for care or to prevent it from becoming worse,
• to remedy physical ailments
• alleviate the consequences of the injury
• or to enable the greatest possible participation in life in society.

As a severely disabled person, you will also receive treatment for health problems that are not recognised as the result of an injury. However, this comprehensive entitlement does not apply if you have corresponding claims against another social insurance institution (e.g. health insurance fund). Restrictions also apply, for example, if you exceed certain income limits.

In addition, you and your dependants may be entitled to sickness benefits. However, your entitlement to sickness treatment is excluded if you already have a corresponding claim against another social insurance institution (for example, health insurance fund). Restrictions also apply to certain income limits, among other things.

Benefits for curative and medical treatment are generally provided as benefits in kind.

You would like to discharge wastewater into a public wastewater system (sewer system)? Then an application for approval must be submitted to the competent authority of the respective federal state.

If an injured person or a surviving dependant dies, you as the dependant can receive a funeral allowance if the deceased person was previously entitled to a pension under the Federal Pensions Act.
The funeral allowance is intended to cover part of the funeral costs.

You would like to discharge wastewater into a private wastewater system? Then an application for approval must be submitted to the competent authority of the respective federal state.

If you are helpless as a result of an injury, you can claim a monthly care allowance.

As a damaged person who, as a result of his or her injury, is permanently dependent on outside help to manage your daily routine, you are considered helpless.

As a helpless damaged person, you can claim a monthly care allowance.