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In April 2000, the system for caring for the elderly in Japan was changed drastically with the launch of new long-term care insurance. Unlike the previous system, the maximum monthly amount of insured services is now decided solely by an applicant's physical condition, regardless of family support. We investigated whether the presence and kinship of a family caregiver still affect service use under the new system.

Use of home health services covered by new public long-term care insurance in Japan: impact of the presence and kinship of family caregivers