Nursing services: Nursing homes will provide daily life care services, including personal hygiene, washing, dressing and going to the toilet. Nursing staff will take care of the basic needs of the elderly and ensure their health and comfort.
Medical services: Nursing homes usually have medical staff or cooperative medical institutions to provide medical services, including regular physical examination, drug management and disease management. Some nursing homes also have medical rooms to facilitate the elderly to seek medical treatment and emergency rescue.
Rehabilitation services: according to the health status and needs of the elderly, nursing homes may provide rehabilitation care services, including physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, etc. To help the elderly recover their functions and improve their quality of life.
Psychological support: Nursing homes will pay attention to the mental health of the elderly and provide psychological counseling and support services to help the elderly cope with emotional problems, loneliness and adapt to the new environment.
Social activities: Nursing homes usually organize various social activities, such as cultural performances, handicrafts, dances and concerts. To promote communication and interaction among the elderly and improve their quality of life.
Security: The nursing home will have security measures and security personnel to ensure the personal safety and property safety of the elderly. Such as access control system, monitoring equipment, emergency call system, etc.
Family support: Nursing homes will keep in touch with the families of the elderly and provide family support and consultation services to help them understand the living conditions of the elderly, solve problems and provide necessary support.