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FAQs - France
How do I access palliative care at home in France?
You can find providers on FindCarez that coordinate with local French hospitals to provide end of life care at home.
What is the Allocation Personnalisee d Autonomie or APA?
APA is a French government allowance for seniors over 60 who need help with daily tasks. FindCarez helps you find providers who accept these payments.
What is a Mandat de Protection Future?
This is a legal contract in France that allows an individual to organize their future protection and assets before they lose their mental faculties.
Do French care agencies provide help with administrative tasks?
Yes many French agencies listed on FindCarez offer services to help seniors manage their bills and government paperwork.
What is the role of a Juge des Tutelles in France?
This is a judge who oversees guardianship and protects the interests of vulnerable adults in the French legal system.
Is home care in France tax deductible?
Yes families in France can often benefit from a 50 percent tax credit on the costs of home care services.
What is the difference between a Prestataine and Mandataire agency?
In a Prestataire model the agency is the employer. In a Mandataire model the senior is the employer but the agency handles the paperwork.
Can I find English speaking caregivers in France?
Yes many agencies in our directory specialize in providing care for the expat community in regions like Paris or the South of France.
Are French caregivers trained in Alzheimers care?
Yes many French providers offer specialized training for cognitive decline through the national health system standards.
What is the Plan National Canicule for seniors in France?
It is a government safety plan to protect elderly people during extreme heatwaves which caregivers on FindCarez strictly follow.