What should I do if I do not have a primary care doctor when applying for nursing care/support required certification under long-term care insurance?

It is desirable to appoint a doctor who was in charge of examining the injury or illness that triggered the application for certification of need of long-term care or support, or a doctor who regularly visits the hospital and understands the situation of the person's daily life well. If you do not have a doctor, choose a new primary care doctor and visit a medical institution.
When you visit a doctor, fill out the "Questionnaire for creating a statement of your doctor's opinion", bring it with you, and hand it directly to your doctor.
At that time, let them know that you are applying for certification for long-term care or support.