Under the new rules (formerly merudgiftsydelse), Gruppe II covers documented expenses in nine categories. LumaCare tags every receipt and trip with the right category while you log it, so the documentation is ready when the kommune asks - not a shoebox of receipts at the end of the year.
In the car, in a drawer, in someone's email. By the time you need them, half are faded or missing.
One pharmacy receipt can hold medicine, diet products and shampoo. Sorting it months later means guessing.
Every drive to the hospital, the physio or the specialist counts - if someone wrote it down.
Both parents buy things, and with more than one child the costs get mixed together.
You choose the group for each care recipient, and LumaCare shows the categories only where they matter.
A fixed amount
Not tied to the nine categories, so LumaCare keeps your expenses free of them. Considering applying for Gruppe II? Track the categories anyway and see what your expenses add up to.
Documented expenses in nine categories
This is where receipts, categories and a clear overview per calendar year matter - and where LumaCare does the sorting for you.
Your kommune decides which group applies and which expenses it covers. LumaCare doesn't assess eligibility - it keeps the documentation in order.
The app shows the categories in your language, and every export prints the numbered Danish legal name the kommune recognises.
Snap a receipt and LumaCare reads each line and suggests a category - only when it's clear. Items that don't count, like shampoo, are left without one. Change anything with a tap, or enter expenses by hand on the Family plan.
Log trips in the driving diary and turn them into an expense in one step. For a care recipient on Gruppe II, the mileage is tagged as category 3, transport in own car, automatically.
The expense report adds up each category per calendar year and per care recipient, and lets you filter the list down to a single category. Just the sums - no guesses about what the kommune will pay.
A short guide asks for the period, the care recipient and the categories, shows a preview of the totals, and builds the file in the background. You're told in the app and by email when it's ready.
Receiving kompensationsydelse says something about health, so it has its own permission. Only parents see groups and categories unless you decide otherwise - helpers can still add receipts and trips without seeing them.
No. Your kommune decides which group applies and which expenses it covers. LumaCare helps you keep receipts, trips and categories in order so the documentation is ready when you need it.
Gruppe I is a fixed amount that isn't tied to the nine categories, so LumaCare doesn't show them by default. If you're considering applying for Gruppe II, you can track the categories anyway and see what your expenses add up to.
Yes. You choose the group for each care recipient, each expense belongs to one of them, and reports and exports can be filtered to a single person. With only one care recipient, LumaCare assigns expenses automatically.
Not unless you allow it. A benefit group says something about health, so kompensationsydelse details have their own permission and are only visible to parents by default - even helpers who add expenses don't see them.
Adjust the amount on the line, or add the rest as a separate line without a category. The totals only count what you've put in each category.
Switch it off for that care recipient. The categories you've already added are kept, just hidden, so nothing is lost if you need them again.
Choosing groups, tagging categories, the driving diary and the yearly overview are part of the Family plan. Receipt scanning with suggested categories and the export are part of Premium.
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