Active Ageing and Retirement Home

Active Ageing and Retirement Home is a type of housing specifically designed for older adults who are typically, independent but prefer to live in a community with others in a similar age group. We provide a variety of amenities and services tailored to the needs and interests of seniors, often with an emphasis on socialization and convenience.

Key characteristics of Active Ageing and Retirement Home include:

1. Independent Living: Primarily for seniors who are relatively independent and do not require extensive medical care. Residents generally have their own private apartments or rooms and live autonomously, but have access to various services and communal spaces.
2. Social and Recreational Activities: We offer a range of activities designed to keep residents engaged and active. These may include fitness classes, arts and crafts, gardening, movie times, outings, and social events.
3. Meal Services: While residents typically have kitchenette facilities in their apartments, we also provide meal plans, dining rooms, or cafeterias where residents can enjoy communal meals.
4. Housekeeping and Maintenance: We offer services like housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance, freeing residents from the burdens of home upkeep.
5. Security and Assistance: While residents are independent, we usually offer some level of security (such as staff on-site 24/7) and access to healthcare assistance. You may also be provided light assistance with daily tasks, but they are generally not focused on medical care.
6. Accommodations: Apartments or rooms are typically designed for comfort and ease of living, with features such as grab bars, wider doorways, and easy access to common areas.
7. Health and Wellness Services: You may require basic health services, such as wellness checks or on-site clinics, but they are provided with additional charges.

In essence, active ageing and retirement home is suited for older adults who are looking for a lifestyle that combines independent living with community support. It’s generally for individuals who may not yet need help with daily activities but seek a comfortable, supportive environment for their later years.