Please inquire with your long-term care insurance about the possibility of cost coverage for a TOPRO Step stair climbing aid for adapting your individual living environment.
Most people would like to grow old in their own home. However, often their own four walls are not designed to be barrier-free, and at the latest with advancing age or with permanently limited mobility, one becomes aware of this. Suddenly one is faced with a mountain – one’s own stairs.
Thousands of times one has walked up and down the stairs, but suddenly this is no longer possible just like that, be it because one is no longer sure when walking or is dependent on a wheelchair.
Whether you or your relatives are dependent on an aid such as the TOPRO Step due to age or care needs, it is important to contact your (care) insurance directly.
Therefore, please contact your care insurance case worker to discuss the possibility of cost coverage for a stair climbing aid or possible subsidies for the TOPRO Step. It is best to do this before the installation of the TOPRO Step!
There are two requirements to be able to apply for reimbursement of stair climbing aid costs.
The first and most important requirement is that you are a member of a statutory health insurance.
It is often a prerequisite that you are a member of a health insurance fund or equivalent.
It is also common that you or your relative must have an official care degree that proves both the need for care and limited mobility.
Whether and how much your insurance company must or can pay is always individual.
The application for a subsidy is made either informally or formally. You submit the formal application to your care insurance fund using the appropriate forms.
Feel free to inquire personally with your care insurance fund about the necessary documents or find information on the corresponding website. There you may find the forms available for download.
To carry out an on-site inspection and receive a quote, make an appointment with us. Once you have accepted the quote, we will carry out the installation, which usually only takes a few hours.
TOPRO Step is TÜV-tested and certified and meets all functional and safety requirements.
TOPRO Step is designed so that it can be easily adapted to your staircase. It can be installed on straight stairs, curved stairs and stairs with a landing.
Ask your health insurance company about the possibility of cost coverage or possible subsidies. Please note that these options are country-specific and individual.
TOPRO Step means TOPRO quality. When you buy a TOPRO Step, you receive a guarantee of up to 5 years.
We measure success by satisfied customers, which is our top priority. We already have over 4,000 satisfied users throughout Europe.
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The TOPRO Step stair climber – Fredrik and the stairs. The occupational therapists at Levanger Municipality believe that the new stair climber can help older people to continue living at home. (This is a translation based on an article by Kristian Stokdahl, originally published in Innherred on October 13, 2016).
The topic of stair safety and the TOPRO Step stair climbing aid. Tommy Jørdal holds on to the handle of the TOPRO Step and pushes himself forward with the help of the handle. Tommy Jørdal feels completely safe and can now finally climb the stairs at home again – without any help from others.
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