Table 2.

CIPs and funding per 2012 (source: Zorgzwaartepakketten sector Verpleging & Verzorging 2012; PJ/11/1480/imz)

CIP	Name	Characteristics
1	Sheltered living with some supervision	Client is mostly self-sufficient, but requires some supervision because he/she cannot maintain an independent household
2	Sheltered living with supervision and care	Client cannot maintain an independent household, mostly because of somatic health issues
3	Sheltered living with supervision and intensive care	Due to extensive somatic problems, this client group needs supervision and, above all, intensive care in a sheltered living environment
4	Sheltered living with intensive supervision and comprehensive care	This client group needs intensive supervision combined with extensive care in a sheltered environment. The reasons for this can be different
5	Sheltered living with intensive dementia care	Due to serious dementia, this client group needs intensive supervision and intensive care in a protective living environment. The clients are (almost) entirely dependent on care
6	Sheltered living with intensive care and nursing	Due to serious somatic limitations, this client group needs supervision, intensive care and nursing at many times of the day in a protective living environment
7	Sheltered living with very intensive care, due to specific conditions, with an emphasis on supervision	Due to a chronic illness, this client group needs specific supervision in combination with very intensive care and nursing in a protective living environment
8	Sheltered living with very intensive care, due to specific conditions, with an emphasis on care/nursing	Due to a serious somatic disorder/disease, this client group needs specific and very intensive care and nursing in combination with supervision in a protective living environment
9	Recovery-oriented treatment with nursing and care	In addition to the condition for which the client receives (additional) treatment, the client also has other problems in terms of vulnerability and co-morbidity (such as circulatory problems, psychogeriatric disorders, musculoskeletal and/or metabolic disorders), which lead to instability, complications and reduced learning and trainability. Recovery to the level of functioning prior to the acute condition is aimed for
10	Protected stay with intensive palliative-terminal care	This client group stays in the care home for a short period of time (usually no longer than three months) in connection with imminent death, in a situation of protected stay