Slovakia provides both standard welfare benefits and comprehensive long-term residential care, but a network of smaller, interconnected support systems for people with health disadvantages is underdeveloped and often overlooked. These less visible supports are crucial for assisting individuals in their daily lives. Current systems prioritize larger-scale provisions, inadvertently marginalizing the importance of nuanced, individualized assistance. Experts suggest these subtle supports could significantly improve the quality of life for those with health challenges. The lack of focus on these services creates gaps in care and hinders full integration for vulnerable populations. Addressing this shortfall requires a shift in focus towards recognizing and bolstering these often-subtle, yet vital, support mechanisms. This would create a more holistic and effective system of care.