A lift, a wheelchair, a care bed or a bath chair: the kommune needs to see the need in concrete, everyday situations before it can decide. LumaCare helps you write the application part by part, and attaches what your family has already logged as documentation.
You're asked to describe the need, the limitation and the consequences - when the day has already taken what you had.
Transfers, falls, broken nights. You live it every day, but the numbers are hard to give from memory.
They only know what the application says - and concrete situations say more than general statements.
The device, what you've tried, who knows the situation. It's easy to miss a part the kommune asks about later.
The everyday your family already logs becomes the documentation. You add what only you can tell.
Name the device, pick the period and choose which of the things you log the application should be documented by - only what's relevant to this device.
On Premium, AI reads your care log and care guides and asks about what they can't show: what you've tried, what the device would change, what happens without it.
It also suggests an answer to each question from what you've already logged - marked as a suggestion until you've checked it - and tells you what it couldn't find.
There is one chat for all the questions. Tell the AI what's missing or what to change, in your own words, and it updates the answers.
Have a statement from a therapist or a letter from the kommune? Add it as a PDF or Word document, and the AI reads that too.
Then it drafts every part as your family would write it, with the numbers from the log - and you read and correct all of it.
After your own description comes the documentation: what your family logged in the period, counted week by week, with measurements, critical events and medication.
So the numbers in the application can be held up against the log behind them.
Applying through an online form? Copy one part at a time - or all of it - and paste it in, then attach the PDF with the documentation.
Whether AI drafts it or you write it yourself, the application has the same seven parts - and each one tells you what belongs there, so you never face a blank page.
You don't need to quote any rules. Just describe your situation concretely.
When a parent has to be away from work to care at home for a child under 18, the kommune needs to see what the care takes - and why it has to be you.
Choose lost earnings instead of an assistive device, and the application gets the parts that application needs. The care log is attached in the same way, and on Premium the AI asks about your working hours and the care - not about devices.
The application exists only on your screen until you copy it or download the PDF. LumaCare keeps no copy and never sends anything to the kommune - you do that yourself, when you're happy with every part.
The chat and the documents you add aren't stored either. A document is read once, and LumaCare removes the name, CPR numbers and e-mail addresses it can find before the AI reads it.
What else a document says is your own responsibility - only add what you're comfortable letting the AI read.
Creating reports and applications has its own permission, and helpers don't have it unless you give it to them.
Your kommune decides whether what you apply for is granted. LumaCare doesn't assess eligibility or give legal advice - it helps you describe and document the need.
No. You copy the text into the kommune's own form or send the PDF yourself. LumaCare never contacts the kommune.
Any device you'd ask the kommune for - a lift, a wheelchair, a care bed, a bath chair or something else. You write what you're applying for, and the application is built around it.
Yes - compensation for lost earnings, for a parent who has to be away from work to care for a child at home. You choose it where you say what you're applying for; it has its own parts, and the care log is attached in the same way.
No. Writing the application yourself, with a hint for each part, is part of the Family plan. The AI questions, the chat and the draft are part of Premium.
The care log for the period and event types you chose, your care guides, what you write in the chat and the documents you add. LumaCare doesn't tell it who the application is about, and you read and correct every part before you use it.
Yes, on Premium - as PDF or Word documents, not photos. The AI uses them for the answers and the draft. A document is read once and never saved; LumaCare removes the name, CPR numbers and e-mail addresses it can find - the rest is your responsibility.
Not without asking. A suggestion you haven't touched is updated directly, marked, and can be undone. For an answer you wrote yourself, the AI shows its version in the chat, and you decide whether to use it.
The documentation covers what's been logged in the period you choose - up to a year. The sooner the situations the device is about are logged, the more there is to show.
No. It's built fresh from your records each time and lives on the page until you copy it or download the PDF - so copy or download before you leave. The chat and the documents you added are gone then, too.
Yes. You choose the language of the application, and both the headings and the AI draft follow it.
Start free, log the situations the device is about, and have the application and its documentation ready when you need them.
Get StartedApplications are part of the Family plan, AI help part of Premium - try both free for 14 days.