Barrier-free bonus
The Accessibility Bonus is an earmarked commission that cannot be paid out. It is intended for regional and personal projects. For the accessibility bonus, 0.50 € from each direct and indirect recommendation within the matrix flows - according to the same principle as for the recommendation bonus.
1. accessibility bonus for regional projects
The bonus gives the network sponsor the opportunity to decide for himself which projects he would like to support. Here he can choose between several projects, which are advertised by our star presidents and by the management itself on the Patennetwork homepage. They can choose to support one or more projects at the same time. He can change the selection of projects at any time.
2. accessibility bonus for person-related projects
If qualified, a network sponsor can realise personal projects.
This can be the purchase of an assistive device, the financing of personal assistance/care or the financing of structural adaptations in one's own home in order to reduce barriers.
It is also possible to realise projects for third parties, such as family members, friends and acquaintances.
In order to realise the project, the network sponsor must submit a request for the project to the sponsor network. In an informal letter, the sponsor summarises the idea and the costs of the project in as much detail as possible. After approval, the invoices can be submitted to the Patennetwork. The costs are financed from the credit balance of the accessibility bonus.
2.1 Construction financing:
If a stairlift is planned by the network sponsor in his own house, he informs the management of the Patennetwork of the location and the cost estimate. After a thorough examination, approval is given and the network sponsor submits the invoice to the Patennetwork at the end of his project.
2.2 Financing of therapies:
In order for the costs of therapy to be covered, the Patennetwork must be informed of the form of therapy and the frequency (e.g. weekly or monthly, limited or continuous). The invoices can be submitted accordingly one after the other upon approval.
2.3 Assistance services, nursing services:
These can be financed in the same way (after clarification) from the barrier-free bonus. The network sponsor then sends the invoice of the service provider to the sponsor network.
2.4 Transfer of costs for medical treatment:
The network sponsor can also use the funds from his barrier-free bonus for this purpose. He submits the cost estimate and the type of medical treatment to the Patennetwork, e.g. a necessary dental operation. After approval, he can have the operation financed from his accessibility bonus.
3. qualification for the person-related projects:
In order for a network sponsor to be able to implement his person-related projects, he must qualify accordingly
The following table shows how many active recommended network sponsorships you need in order to receive a certain amount of barrier-free bonus for person-related projects.
Each additional sponsorship that you enter into in addition to your basic network sponsorship is also counted as a personal recommendation.
4. accessibility bonus for legal network sponsors
A legal network sponsor who is predominantly socially engaged in his day-to-day work and makes an active contribution to breaking down barriers receives the barrier-free bonus for free disposal (e.g. associations for the disabled, nursing associations). The legal network sponsor is excluded from the otherwise required qualification!
Legal network sponsors who do not make an active contribution to accessibility in their field of activity cannot have their accessibility bonus paid out.
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