Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "In the federal state of Belgium, healthcare is managed by the federal level. The Flemish Government introduced an additional insurance for non-medical care (Dutch: zorgverzekering) in 2001, which proved to be controversial and has a relatively long legal history.Healthcare and social security in Belgium is a federal matter, but the special laws of Belgium grants the three communities several competences, such as \"assistance to persons\". The Flemish Government made use of this to provide an additional insurance for non-medical help and services, mainly targeted at elderly people. The insurance is mandatory for all people aged 25 and above and living in the Flemish Region, and optional for inhabitants of the Brussels-Capital Region (as Brussels is covered by both the Flemish and French Community)."@en }
Showing triples 1 to 1 of
1
with 100 triples per page.
- Flemish_insurance_for_non-medical_care abstract "In the federal state of Belgium, healthcare is managed by the federal level. The Flemish Government introduced an additional insurance for non-medical care (Dutch: zorgverzekering) in 2001, which proved to be controversial and has a relatively long legal history.Healthcare and social security in Belgium is a federal matter, but the special laws of Belgium grants the three communities several competences, such as \"assistance to persons\". The Flemish Government made use of this to provide an additional insurance for non-medical help and services, mainly targeted at elderly people. The insurance is mandatory for all people aged 25 and above and living in the Flemish Region, and optional for inhabitants of the Brussels-Capital Region (as Brussels is covered by both the Flemish and French Community).".