PGB Scheme for Intensive Care Following CIZ Approval in Delft

In Delft, after receiving a positive assessment from the **Dutch Care Needs Assessment Centre (CIZ)** for **Intensive Care (IZ)**, residents may opt for a **Personal Budget (PGB)** under the **Social Support Act (Wmo)** or the **Long-Term Care Act (Wlz)**. To apply, contact the **Wmo desk of the Municipality of Delft**, located at Burgemeester Bruijnlaan 1. The PGB amounts to approximately **€1,300 net per month** for self-arranged care, such as childcare, therapy, or support from local providers like **Careyn** or **Antes** in the Delft region. To proceed, you must: - Draft a **detailed care plan**, - Enter into a **budget holder agreement**, and - Apply for **drawing rights** with the **Social Insurance Bank (SVB)**. **Advantages in Delft:** Flexibility to tailor care to your situation, for example, with assistance from **Delft-based informal caregivers** or **neighborhood teams**. **Disadvantages:** Administrative burdens and strict municipal oversight of expenditures. Applications may be rejected if the care plan is insufficiently detailed. **Annual accountability** is mandatory, including receipts and invoices. Misuse may result in **recovery of funds** by the Municipality of Delft. **Wmo Article 41** governs PGB as an alternative to in-kind care. In case of disputes regarding your PGB history in Delft, seek legal advice via the **Legal Counter (Juridisch Loket)** in the city or a local lawyer specializing in **social law**.