COHbnivån

COHbnivån, also known as the COH level or COH index, is a measure used in Sweden to assess the level of care and support needed by individuals with disabilities. The term "COH" stands for "Care and Support," and the index is part of the Swedish social welfare system. The COHbnivån is determined based on a comprehensive assessment of an individual's needs, which includes factors such as physical health, cognitive abilities, and social functioning. The assessment is conducted by a multidisciplinary team, including healthcare professionals, social workers, and psychologists.

The COHbnivån is categorized into different levels, ranging from 1 to 6, with level 1 indicating the lowest level of care and support, and level 6 indicating the highest. The level assigned to an individual determines the type and extent of support they will receive from the Swedish social welfare system. This support can include assistance with daily activities, home care, and specialized services tailored to the individual's needs.

The COHbnivån is regularly reviewed and updated to ensure that it accurately reflects the individual's changing needs and circumstances. This ongoing assessment helps to provide a continuous and appropriate level of care and support, promoting the individual's independence and well-being. The COHbnivån is an essential component of Sweden's social welfare system, aimed at providing a comprehensive and personalized approach to supporting individuals with disabilities.