Elderly care institutions include nursing homes/homes for the aged, independent living communities, care homes, day care centers, special nursing homes, comprehensive retirement communities, rehabilitation centers, and home-based senior care services.
1. Nursing homes/homes for the aged
Nursing homes are institutions that provide long-term residential and nursing care. They usually provide services such as accommodation, meals, medical management, social activities and daily living support to meet the needs of the elderly.
2. Independent Living Communities
Independent living communities are organizations that provide accommodations for older adults who are healthy and capable of taking care of themselves. These communities usually provide self-contained residential units with ****enjoyable amenities and services such as safety and security, social activities, and fitness facilities.
3. Nursing Homes
Nursing homes provide accommodation for older people who require a higher level of nursing or specialized care. They provide 24-hour medical care, medication management, rehabilitation services and personal care, etc. to meet the various basic and advanced care needs of the elderly.
4. Day Care Centers
Day care centers provide daytime custodial and caring services for the elderly. Seniors can receive care and socialization at the facility during the day and return to their own homes at night. This is especially useful for seniors who need care but do not require full-time nursing care.
5. Special nursing homes
Special nursing homes are facilities that provide specialized care and medical services for older adults with specific diseases or conditions. Examples include Alzheimer's disease nursing homes, Parkinson's disease rehabilitation centers, and so on.
6. Integrated Retirement Communities
Integrated Retirement Communities (IRCs) are comprehensive senior care facilities that provide a wide range of services and amenities to meet the various needs of the elderly. They may include independent living units, nursing homes, medical facilities, rehabilitation centers, recreational facilities, restaurants, and more.
7. Rehabilitation Centers
Rehabilitation centers provide rehabilitative therapy and nursing care for older adults to help them recover from illness, surgery, or other health problems. These centers often provide skilled nursing services such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy.
8. Home-based senior care
Home-based senior care is a type of service that provides personalized care and attention in a home environment. These services can include housekeeping, assistance with daily living, medical monitoring, and socialization support.