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Art. 19a : Legge federale sulle prestazioni complementari (LPC)

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Art. 19a

1 Per le persone che vivono in modo permanente o per un periodo prolungato in una casa di cura o in un ospedale ai sensi della LFPC e le cui prestazioni complementari e sussidi non sono sufficienti, il fabbisogno mancante è coperto da sussidi, a condizione che le franchigie patrimoniali di cui all'articolo 11 capoverso 1 lettera c e all'articolo 11 capoverso 1bis LFPC non siano superate.29

2 L'ordinanza del Consiglio di Stato regola i dettagli, in particolare il periodo di carenza e l'imputazione del patrimonio nonché delle dismissioni patrimoniali e di reddito. I comuni e l'associazione professionale per le prestazioni complementari sono sentiti in precedenza.

3 I §§ 15, 19, 22, 33 capoverso 2 e 38 della presente legge concernenti i sussidi sono applicabili anche ai sussidi.

D. Sussidi aggiuntivi per la vecchiaia, i superstiti e l'invalidità dei comuni 25

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Decisioni giudiziarie che applicano questa disposizione (12)

ZL.2024.00114 · zh (§ 19a Abs. 3 ZLG)

Claimant v. Insurance Authority: Denial of Supplementary Dental Benefits

Cited in the reasoning, but not in the operative orders 1-3.

ZL.2024.00114 · zh (§ 19a ZLG)

Claimant v. Insurance Authority: Denial of Supplementary Dental Benefits

Cited in the reasoning, but not in the operative orders 1-3.

ZL.2022.00051 · zh (§ 19a ZLG)

Supplementary Benefits for Invalidity Pensioner and Child

Cited as the basis for covering deficits not covered by supplementary benefits and aid through subsidies, provided asset limits are not exceeded.

ZL.2022.00051 · zh (§ 19a ZLG)

Claimant Appeal Regarding Supplementary Benefits Calculation for Mother and Child

Cited in the reasoning regarding subsidies (Zuschüsse) for covering remaining shortfalls not covered by supplementary benefits and allowances.

VB.2020.00552 · zh (Art. 19a Abs. I ZLG)

Social Assistance Authority Funding Cessation for Nursing Home Costs Upheld

This provision is listed under 'Rechtsnormen' and is implicitly the basis for the decision regarding the refusal of continued coverage of care home costs, as the court upheld the original decision based on the principle of subsidiarity and the availability of suitable homes covered by supplementary benefits.

ZL.2019.00013 · zh (Art. 19a Abs. 3 ZLG)

Recovery of Supplementary Benefits and Municipal Grants from Estate

Cited as the basis for applying the provisions concerning the reimbursement of allowances to the reimbursement of supplementary benefits (community grants).

ZL.2016.00158 · zh (Art. 19a Abs. 3 ZLG)

Claimant v. Municipal Authority Regarding Supplementary Benefit Denial Based on Voluntary Support Payments as Asset Disposal

Cited in the reasoning to establish the applicability of ELG provisions to municipal subsidies.

ZL.2016.00072 · zh (§ 1, 15 und 19a ZLG)

Appeal Regarding Supplementary Benefits Entitlement and Calculation Methods

Cited as procedural basis for dismissing the claim for the period before September 1, 2015 (Order 1).

ZL.2015.00116 · zh (§ 19a Abs. 3 ZLG)

Appeal Regarding Imputed Asset Calculation for Supplementary Benefits Denial

This cantonal provision regarding the applicability of federal EL law was used in the reasoning, but is not cited in the operative orders.

ZL.2011.00060 · zh (§ 15 und 19a Abs. 3 ZLG)

Appeal Regarding Supplementary Benefits Recalculation and Asset Valuation Remand

Cited in reasoning E. 1.3 to confirm the applicability of ELG provisions to cantonal supplements (Beihilfen).

ZL.2011.00004 · zh (Art. 19a Abs. 3 ZLG)

Disability Pensioner's Asset Depletion Due to Hoarding Disorder Entitles Her to Supplementary Benefits

Cited in the reasoning regarding the application of ELG rules to supplemental aid, but not explicitly in the dispositive orders.

ZL.2010.00085 · zh (§ 19a Abs. 3 ZLG)

Surviving Spouse's Benefits Calculation Must Consider Asset Division

This provision states that the rules for annual supplementary benefits apply analogously to supplementary aid and subsidies, relevant to the re-assessment of the claim.