Subsidies for purchasing daily necessities and improving housing facilities
Updated: August 9, 2024
Purchase of daily living equipment
We provide subsidies to help people with disabilities purchase welfare equipment that will improve their daily lives.
Target audience
In principle, severely disabled people who hold a Physical Disability Certificate, a Love Certificate, or a Mental Disability Health and Welfare Certificate and live at home
Note: Eligible participants vary depending on the event.
Note: If you are covered by the long-term care insurance, please use the long-term care insurance system for items covered by the insurance.
Note: Patients with intractable diseases who are deemed to need the benefit may be eligible for benefits.
cost
As a general rule, users are responsible for 10% of the base price of the item purchased (the base price varies depending on the item), and there is a certain upper limit depending on the household income. Any amount exceeding the base price must be paid by the user.
procedure
Subsidies cannot be provided after the purchase of daily living equipment has been made, so please be sure to consult with us before making a purchase.
Daily Living Equipment (including home improvement costs) Consultation Form
Before coming to our office, please contact us using the form above or by phone.
(There is a possibility that the person in charge will not be there when you visit our office, which may cause you to make another visit. Also, we may be able to reduce the number of visits you need to make by sending the necessary documents by mail, etc.)
Payment method
Fees will be paid by either "reimbursement payment" or "received on behalf of the recipient."
Reimbursement payment: Pay the full amount to the contractor at once, then receive the subsidy from the city later. Receipt on behalf of the contractor: Pay only the self-paid amount to the contractor, and the city pays the remaining amount (subsidy amount) to the contractor.
Note: The agency receipt method may take longer than the reimbursement payment method because a contract must be signed between the city and the contractor.
Events and Contents
Items and contents of daily living tools (PDF: 183KB)
Application Form
Daily life tool expenses supply application (PDF: 107KB)
To apply for daily living items (other than stoma appliances and disposable diapers), please use this form.
Application for payment of daily living items (stoma appliances and disposable diapers) (PDF: 105KB)
Please use this form to apply for stoma appliances and disposable diapers.
Housing improvement costs
Subsidies are provided for renovation costs for entrances and other areas to make daily life more convenient for people with severe physical disabilities (school-age children and above) who live at home. However, if you are eligible for benefits for home renovations from the long-term care insurance system, the long-term care insurance system takes priority.
Costs, procedures and payment methods
As with daily living items, please be sure to consult with us before making any modifications.
Daily Living Equipment (including home improvement costs) Consultation Form
Before coming to our office, please contact us using the form above or by phone.
(There is a possibility that the person in charge will not be there when you visit our office, which may cause you to make another visit. Also, we may be able to reduce the number of visits you need to make by sending the necessary documents by mail, etc.)
Events and Contents
Housing equipment improvement fee categories and contents (PDF: 62KB)
Application Form
Housing facilities improvement allowance supply application (PDF: 109KB)
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Inquiries regarding this page
Inagi City Welfare Department Disability Welfare Division
2111 Higashinagumanuma, Inagi City, Tokyo
Phone: 042-378-2111 Fax: 042-377-4781
