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In-Home Care: Seniors who want to stay home with help for daily tasks. Flexible hours, one-on-one support Adult Day Care: Seniors who need daytime care and social support. Daytime only, caregiver respite Assisted Living: Seniors needing daily support but not 24/7 medical care. Meals, activities, and help on site Independent Living: Older adults who want private housing and community without daily personal care. Amenities and social life, not daily medical care Memory Care: Seniors living with Alzheimer's or dementia. Secured setting, specialized staff Nursing Home: Seniors needing skilled, around-the-clock medical care. 24/7 licensed nursing care

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Agency for Quality of Social Services (АКСУ)

Social service providers and residential care homes in Bulgaria are licensed and monitored by the Agency for Quality of Social Services (AKSU).

Social Assistance Directorate (ДСП)

Municipal Social Assistance Directorates assess individual care needs and determine statutory tariffs for municipal eldercare homes.

Direct family consultation

Speak directly with care administrators and chief nurses to verify doctor visits, hygiene routines, and specialized diets.

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How to find the right care in Bulgaria

Select your province or city

Focus on Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, Burgas, Ruse, or other regions close to family support networks.

Evaluate required medical and social support

Distinguish between residential social homes, medical hospices for high dependency or terminal care, and home patronage.

Contact providers directly or consult the Social Assistance Directorate (DSP)

Inquire about private bed vacancies or municipal admission procedures and fee tariffs.

Benefits Families Ask First

Essential welfare programmes and municipal services supporting older adults in Bulgaria.

  • How are homes for the elderly regulated in Bulgaria?

    All private and municipal social homes must be registered and licensed by the Agency for Quality of Social Services (АКСУ) under the Social Services Act, complying with national quality standards.

  • What is the difference between a home for the elderly and a hospice?

    A home for the elderly (дом за стари хора) is a social living institution for long-term residency and personal assistance. A hospice (хоспис) is a medical facility providing short- or long-term specialized nursing and palliative care for patients with chronic medical conditions.

  • How do municipal home fees compare to private eldercare in Bulgaria?

    Municipal care homes charge a percentage of the resident’s state pension (usually 70-80%), but have long waiting lists. Private care homes offer immediate admission on a fixed monthly fee (typically in BGN or EUR) covering full accommodation and care.

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