'Private care centers' sharing from Minister Göktaş: 'Service will be provided to suit the needs of each individual'

Göktaş shared a post about the "Regulation on Special Care Centers for Disabled Individuals" on his NSosyal account.

"SERVICES WILL BE PROVIDED TO SUIT THE NEEDS OF EVERY INDIVIDUAL"

Stating that they work to ensure that disabled individuals have access to safe, accessible and qualified care services, Göktaş said:

"With the Regulation on Special Care Centers for Disabled Individuals published in the Official Gazette today, we regulate the service standards, personnel conditions and inspection processes of the centers. We base on providing services appropriate to the needs of each individual with individual care and rehabilitation plans. Congratulations to our disabled individuals, their families and all our employees who work in care services."

In his post, Minister Göktaş included the following information about the new era in private care centers:

"With the new Regulation, we are standardizing the opening and activity processes of private care centers. We provide a safer, more accessible and more qualified care service based on providing services to each individual according to their needs. We eliminate differences in practice and provide unity of practice all over Türkiye. We strengthen transparency and traceability. We make the application and permit processes more transparent and traceable. We carry the inspections to a more systematic and measurable basis. The transactions in the central and provincial organizations of our Ministry are instantly monitored via BMYS." "We ensure that technical evaluation processes are monitored on the basis of expertise."

"WE ARE STRENGTHENING THE CURRENT SYSTEM"

Göktaş shared the following information regarding their service approach focused on disabled individuals:

"We are strengthening the existing system, from the opening to the inspection of private care centers, from payment to placement. We carry out the placement processes of our disabled citizens, taking into account their family ties and social environments. With the new Regulation, we are creating a new private care service model based on technical competence, transparency, unity of practice, legal assurance and a disabled individual-oriented service approach."