versorgtest
Versorgtest is a term used primarily in German-speaking countries to refer to a formal assessment or evaluation of an individual's need for medical or financial support. The test is conducted by health insurance companies, social welfare agencies, and sometimes by private insurers, to determine the level of benefits and to ensure that assistance is allocated fairly. It is often part of the broader Prozesse of the Sozialversicherung, which manages sickness, disability, and pension benefits.
The Versorgtest typically comprises a combination of medical examinations, psychological assessments, and documented evidence of financial
Historically, the use of Versorgtest has evolved with changes in welfare policy. In the 1980s and 1990s,