Start Your Elder Care Journey
Not sure where to begin? We'll guide you through your options step by step.
Understanding Your Care Options
Home Care
Professional caregivers come to your loved one's home to provide assistance with daily activities, medication management, and companionship. Ideal for those who want to stay in familiar surroundings while receiving the support they need.
- Those who value independence and familiarity
- Families who can supplement care
- Moderate medical needs
Assisted Living
Independent living communities with support services available. Residents have their own apartments but can access help with daily tasks, meals, and social activities. Perfect balance of independence and assistance.
- Active seniors who need some assistance
- Those seeking social engagement
- Families who want peace of mind
Nursing Home
Full-time residential care with 24/7 medical supervision. Nursing homes provide comprehensive care including nursing services, rehabilitation, and personal care. Suitable for those requiring consistent medical attention.
- Higher medical care needs
- Those requiring 24/7 supervision
- Post-hospitalization recovery
Dementia & Memory Care
Specialized care for individuals with Alzheimer's, dementia, or other memory conditions. These facilities have trained staff, secure environments, and programs designed specifically for cognitive impairment.
- Alzheimer's and dementia patients
- Those requiring specialized cognitive care
- Families needing expert memory support
Making Your Decision
Assess Care Needs
Consider medical requirements, mobility, cognitive function, and daily living assistance needs. Consult with healthcare providers for guidance.
Calculate Budget
Use our cost calculator to estimate monthly expenses. Consider EPF withdrawals, savings, and family contributions to determine affordability.
Visit Facilities
Schedule tours with shortlisted providers. Ask questions, meet staff, observe residents, and trust your instincts about the environment.
Involve Your Loved One
Include your family member in the decision-making process when possible. Their comfort and preferences are essential for a smooth transition.