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Long-Term Care Insurance Act (Act No. 123 of 1997)

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  1. Article 9: Persons insured under the long-term care insurance are persons aged 65 or over who have an address in the municipal area (Category I Insured Persons), and medical insurance subscribers aged 40 or over but under 65 (Category II Insured Persons).
  2. Article 41: The amount of in-home long-term care service expenses shall be equivalent to ninety-hundredths of the amount of expenses calculated based on the standards specified by the Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare.

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