Welfare Category: Social Allowances and Application Procedures

Where are the results of the medical examination stored?

All medical reports and examination results are entered electronically into the “Ijtimoiy Himoya” Information System (Clause 23).

How is the exam organized if the person cannot leave home?

According to Clause 15, the doctor within the multidisciplinary group must visit the person’s home to determine the level of their need for home-based medical services.

What is checked during the health assessment?

Existing chronic, mental, and infectious diseases, the need for free medication, and the necessity of providing medical services at home (Clause 15).

Who identifies medical needs and who is responsible?

The family doctor within the multidisciplinary group. They are personally responsible for the accuracy of information regarding the person’s need for medical services and medication (Clause 15).

Payment Amount

The amount is determined by law. Families in the “borderline poverty” category receive 75% or 50% (depending on income).

Who is Eligible?

Families categorized as: “state-supported family,” “poor family,” and “borderline poverty family.”

Payment Time and Method

Transferred to a bank card or social card between the 4th and 27th of every month.

When is it Rejected?

If not included in the Registry, after 6 months have passed, if employment requirements are not met, or if false information is provided.

Who Reviews and Decides?

Automatically processed and decided through the “Single Registry” Information System. If applied by the 16th of the current month, notification of approval, rejection, or waitlisting is sent by the 1st of the next month. Applications after the 16th are moved to the waitlist for the following month.

What documents are required?

Primarily an identity document. All other information is retrieved automatically through electronic systems.