Wohn- und Pflegeheime der Stadtgemeinde Hall in Tirol

Wohn- und Pflegeheime der Stadtgemeinde Hall in Tirol is the municipal residential and nursing home operation of the Austrian town of Hall in Tirol. It is not a private company but a 'Betrieb mit marktbestimmter Tätigkeit' (an undertaking with market-oriented activity) of the Stadtgemeinde Hall in Tirol, created by a town council resolution on 26 November 1998 to merge the town's previously separate care homes. The operation is based in direct proximity to Hall's historic old town and today accommodates up to 230 people in various forms of housing and care. The institution traces its roots to up to three separate homes that were attributable to the town: one at Glashüttenweg, one at Schumacherweg (known as Annaheim), and one at Milser Straße (Haus im Stiftsgarten). The 1998 council decision and subsequent publication of the statutes brought these facilities together under a single municipal operation. In the years since, the formerly three locations have been consolidated at one site, extending from Milser Straße 4c to Zollstraße 8. A key framework for the operation is the 1991 framework agreement on 'Stationäre Pflege' (inpatient care) concluded with the Province of Tyrol, which was renewed in 2018. Under this arrangement, residents can claim minimum income support (Mindestsicherung) for a large part of their home costs, regardless of the level of care and support they require. The homes offer residential and nursing care places, and the official website provides information for current and prospective residents and their relatives, including guidance on preparing for a move into the home. As a municipal undertaking, the institution is owned and operated by the town of Hall in Tirol and is not listed on any stock exchange. Its services are focused on the local market of Hall in Tirol and the surrounding area. The operation is part of the town's public social services, grouped under the Senioren (seniors) section of the municipal website.

The Wohn- und Pflegeheime der Stadtgemeinde Hall in Tirol has its origins in up to three separate care homes that were attributable to the town of Hall in Tirol: one at Glashüttenweg, one at Schumacherweg (known as Annaheim), and one at Milser Straße (Haus im Stiftsgarten). These facilities operated as individual homes under the town's responsibility. On 26 November 1998, the town council (Gemeinderat) resolved to establish a single municipal operation with market-oriented activity named 'Wohn- und Pflegeheime der Stadt Hall' in order to merge these institutions. The statutes (Satzung) of the operation were subsequently published. This created a unified municipal undertaking responsible for the town's residential and nursing home services. A significant framework for the operation was established earlier: in 1991, a framework agreement on 'Stationäre Pflege' (inpatient care) was concluded with the Province of Tyrol (Land Tirol). This agreement was renewed in 2018. As a result of this agreement, residents can now claim minimum income support (Mindestsicherung) for a large part of their home costs, regardless of the degree of care and support they require. Over time, the formerly three locations were consolidated at a single site. Today the operation is located in direct proximity to the historic old town of Hall in Tirol, extending from Milser Straße 4c to Zollstraße 8, and accommodates up to 230 people in various housing forms. The institution continues to operate as a municipal undertaking of the Stadtgemeinde Hall in Tirol, providing residential and nursing care places and related services for seniors.

• 2018

  The 1991 framework agreement on inpatient care with the Province of Tyrol was renewed.

• 1998

  On 26 November, the town council resolved to establish the municipal operation 'Wohn- und Pflegeheime der Stadt Hall' to merge the town's care homes; the statutes were subsequently published.

• 1991

  Framework agreement on 'Stationäre Pflege' (inpatient care) concluded with the Province of Tyrol.

Municipal care provider offering inpatient nursing and various housing forms for up to 230 people, supported by a framework agreement with the Province of Tyrol.

• Residential and nursing home places

  Up to 230 places in various housing forms at the consolidated site from Milser Straße 4c to Zollstraße 8.

• Inpatient care (Stationäre Pflege)

  Care under the framework agreement with the Province of Tyrol, with eligibility for minimum income support for a large part of home costs.

1. 1Wohn- und Pflegeheime der Stadt Hall in Tirolhall-in-tirol.at
2. 2Wohn- und Pflegeheime der Stadtgemeinde Hall in Tirolwikidata.org