Accessibility and Mobility Aids

• Wheelchair ramps and elevators 

• Wide doorways and corridors

• Handrails in hallways, bathrooms, and staircases 

• Non-slip flooring in all areas

 

Personal Care and Health Services

• Nursing staff available 24/7

• In-house medical facilities or access to a nearby clinic for regular check-ups and emergency care.

• Physical therapy rooms

 

Comfort and Living Spaces

• Private or shared rooms that are well-ventilated and comfortable

• Comfortable furniture 

• Climate control (air conditioning, heating)

• Emergency call system in rooms and bathrooms

 

Safety and Security

• 24-hour security with controlled access points and surveillance cameras for residents' safety.

• Smoke detectors, fire alarms, and sprinklers 

• Emergency evacuation plans that are practiced regularly.

• Well-trained staff to respond to emergencies, including CPR and first aid training.

• Secure perimeters to prevent wandering or elopement of residents with dementia or Alzheimer's disease.

 

Social and Recreational Activities

• Activity rooms or lounges for games, crafts, and other social activities.

• Exercise facilities tailored to older adults' fitness levels.

• Outdoor spaces like gardens, walking paths, or terraces 

• Entertainment programs such as movie nights, music therapy

• Religious services or spaces for spiritual gatherings, depending on the residents’ preferences.

 

Staff Training and Professional Care

• Qualified, compassionate caregivers trained in geriatric care

• Regular staff training on infection control, safety procedures, and resident care.

• Family involvement through regular updates and care conferences to discuss the well-being of residents.

 

Hygiene and Infection Control

• Infection prevention and control measure

• Regular cleaning protocols and sanitation of high-touch areas 

• Isolation rooms for residents who may need to be separated due to contagious conditions.