Medical Justification for CIZ Indication for Intensive Care in Delft

A successful CIZ indication for Intensive Care (IZ) in Delft requires robust medical justification, tailored to local care practices. The Central Indication Committee (CIZ) in the South Holland region, with offices near Delft, applies the Care Intensity Packages (ZZP) and assesses the need for 24-hour care based on WLZ criteria. Involve specialists from Delft-based institutions such as Reinier de Graaf Hospital or Franciscus Gasthuis for reports from pediatricians, psychologists, and therapists, including diagnoses, limitations in activities of daily living (ADL), and exact care hours. Meet the CIZ indication criterion: structural, intensive support due to illness or disability, with quantifiable details such as '6 hours/day of tube feeding via home medical services in Delft'. Avoid vague descriptions and request a general practitioner’s statement from a Delft-based practice to demonstrate urgency. In case of rejection by the CIZ: gather counter-expertise from independent advisors in the region. Article 41 of the Social Support Act (Wmo) requires that care cannot be provided in a regular manner, such as through Delft home care organizations. Parents with an IZ indication receive €1,300 net per month. Reassessment after 2 years is mandatory. Legal tip for Delft: involve an independent medical advisor from the Delft care network, such as through the Wmo Service Desk of the Municipality of Delft, at an early stage for stronger dossiers and faster processing.