The Orpea affair once again shines the spotlight on the nursing home sector. A universe that is both very fragmented in its organization and complex in its financing and management. It involves, in fact, various actors: the State, the departments and the families. Of the 7,300 nursing homes, approximately half of the places are provided by public nursing homes, 29% by associative nursing homes, and 22% by private nursing homes. In addition, for people who are less dependent, there are also self-sufficiency residences, service residences, shared accommodation, etc. Not to mention the full range of home services.
In Ehpad, the quality of the offer is perceived as very heterogeneous: while lucrative private establishments almost exclusively offer single rooms with private bathrooms, 11% of places in public Ehpad are in shared rooms and 25% do not have a shower. privacy, according to the Libault report on old age and autonomy
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On the other hand, lucrative private nursing homes affect, on average…
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