Ikäihmisten asumispalveluiden hankinta

… participate are respected and that the person receives appropriate rehabilitation and health care services. The customer pays the rent for the service apartment in accordance with the rental agreement, and customer fees are charged for the services. The subject of the procurement is described in more detail in the service description appended to each service provider register's internal invitation to tender. · Obtained in category 2 Short-term service housing. Short-term service housing can be temporary or regular. It can be implemented in a 24-hour service housing unit or a short-term 24-hour service housing unit with staff trained in social and health care on site 24 hours a day. The aim of short-term round-the-clock service housing is to assess and strengthen the functional capacity and resources of the elderly, especially to support living at home, and to transfer the need for long-term round-the-clock service housing or institutional care. Short-term 24-hour service housing includes the customer's rehabilitation, 24-hour care and treatment in accordance with the content of the 24-hour service housing. Short-term 24-hour housing does not include medicines and personal care items. The subject of the procurement is described in more detail in the service description appended to each service provider register's internal invitation to tender. · The object of the procurement in category 3 is communal housing. Collaborative living refers to living in an accessible and safe housing unit organised by the wellbeing services county, where the person is in control of an apartment that meets his or her needs and where the residents are offered activities that promote social interaction. Community housing is arranged for a person who needs it on the grounds that his or her functional capacity has decreased and his or her need for care and care has increased due to a high age, illness, injury or other similar reason. The social housing service includes activities that promote social interaction and customer guidance. Activities that support community spirit include activities that maintain and promote physical, mental, social and mental functional capacity, taking into account the needs and wishes of customers. In most cases, community activities take the form of groups, supporting relationships between participants and encouraging the formation of own-initiative groups. Activities are organised varyingly indoors and outdoors. Participation in the activities is voluntary for the customer, but participation is encouraged and supported. Community activities are steered and coordinated by the designated full-time coordinator or equivalent employee of the Community activities. The service provider ensures that an action plan for community activities is drawn up, in addition to which a weekly programme is drawn up. The service provider is responsible for ensuring that the implementation of the operations is regularly monitored, documented and developed. The subject of the procurement is described in more detail in the appendix p to each service provider register's internal call for tenders.