When the time comes to consider a nursing home for a loved one, families often focus first on the quality of care, costs, and services provided. These are important factors, but one element that should never be overlooked is location.
Planning for care at life’s later stages is among the most difficult conversations families face. Although it can feel uncomfortable or emotional to talk about the end of life, initiating the discussion early is an act of clarity, dignity and love. By planning ahead, residents and their families are better able to think through what matters most, reduce stress in a crisis and ensure wishes are honoured.
Learn what the IDDSI framework is and how Singapore’s nursing homes, including Orange Valley, use it to provide safe and nutritious meals for residents with dysphagia.
Every family is different, and so is the answer to how often to visit a parent in a nursing home. This article helps you consider emotional support, health needs, and communication with care staff to determine a visiting routine that works for you. With practical tips and heartfelt insights, you’ll learn how to stay connected in ways that matter most to your parent.
Physiotherapy in elderly care helps seniors move with greater ease, rebuild strength after illness, and find purpose in daily routines. It provides a bridge between medical recovery and long-term care, offering comfort and independence. Within nursing homes, it is a key part of a resident’s journey to wellbeing. Learn how compassionate, customised therapy supports both physical and emotional health for your ageing loved one.
Setting a daily routine for seniors can be a powerful way to enhance quality of life. By organising the day around familiar patterns, such as meals, rest, social time, and light activity, routines provide reassurance and reduce stress. This guide explains the benefits of routines, how to create them, and how they can bring a sense of purpose, independence, and calm for elderly loved ones.
