Residential and care homes

How do I secure a place in a residential and care home?

There are several care homes in Innsbruck that have a tariff agreement with the Province of Tyrol. In these care homes, it is possible to receive financial support towards the cost of care.

These include the homes run by Innsbruck Social Services (ISD):

• Hötting Residential Home
• Innere Stadt Residential Home
• Lohbach Residential Home
• Olympic Village Residential Home
• Pradl Residential Home
• Reichenau Hall of Residence
• Saggen Hall of Residence
• Tivoli Hall of Residence

Here you will find step-by-step instructions on how to secure your place in an ISD hall of residence.

Other halls of residence include:

• St Josef am Inn House
• Nothburgaheim Foundation
• St Raphael Care Home
• St. Vinzenz Residential and Care Home

To apply for a place in a care home, please contact the relevant care home administration directly on behalf of yourself or your relative.

How much does a stay in a care home cost?

You can find out about the costs directly from the care homes. If you are unable to pay for your stay in a care home yourself, or cannot cover the full cost, you may be able to apply for financial assistance towards the costs of care home accommodation. The application can be submitted via the relevant care home administration.

Who is responsible?

The Service Unit Inpatient care and social subsidies service is your point of contact if, as a resident of the city of Innsbruck, you are admitted to a residential or care home.

For people receiving care allowance up to Level 2, responsibility for financial assistance towards care home costs lies with the City of Innsbruck. From care allowance Level 3 onwards, responsibility lies with the Province of Tyrol.

Where can I find further information on care in Tyrol?

Further information is available at tirol.gv.at.

If you have any further questions on this topic, the staff Service Unit Inpatient care and social subsidies will be happy to help.