Welfare Tag: Service

Who assesses the needs of the elderly?

For elderly persons aged 80 and over, the level of need is assessed by an “Inson” center employee using the Barthel and Lawton scales (Clause 7).

In what cases is the creation of the act denied?

If the information is incorrect, if the person in need of care does not consent, or if they are placed in boarding houses (Muruvvat/Saxovat) (Clause 17).

Where to apply?

At Public Service Centers (DXM), through “Inson” center staff, or online via the Single Interactive State Services Portal (my.gov.uz) (Clause 8).

Is there a fee for the service?

No, there is no fee charged for providing this state service (Clause 9).

For how long is the act issued?

The act is issued for a period of 12 months. Monitoring is conducted every 6 months (Clause 6).

For whom must care be provided to receive this service?

1. For a person with a Group I disability.
2. For a child with a disability under the age of 18.
3. For elderly persons aged 80 or older who are in need of care by others (Clause 1).

Why is this act necessary?

Electronic data regarding the actual provision of care serves as the basis for including that period into the caregiver’s work experience when calculating a pension (Clause 3).

What is the timeframe for issuing the act?

The authorized body (“Inson” center) issues the act following an on-site visit within 5 working days from the date of the request (Clause 16).

How often is the medical condition re-checked?

Monitoring is conducted at least once every 6 months, during which the person’s health and medical needs are re-assessed (Clause 36).

What is the legal basis for this service?

Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. 123, dated March 11, 2024.