Abstract
The amount of time that ought to be invested for private care is regulated by the German Care Assurance (SGB XI). Whether this reflects the actual amount of help given to the people cornered is not certain. In our qualitative study, which was part of the project "Potentials and Limits of Independent Living in Private Households in Germany" [1] funded by the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth, we had the chance to document the amount of time people themselves think they spend or vice versa receive for help and care with a timetable. Even if the amount of time alone does not yet lead to a conclusion about the quality of the given effort, it is one indicator for an adequate care that allows living at home as long as possible.
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