Cognitive Assistance:

Focus on a combination of lifestyle factors, including regular physical activity, mental stimulation, social engagement, cognitive training, technology-based interventions, yoga and other spiritual activities. Pairing with other like-minded elders, Social Media Groups and Channels.

Engaging in different activities through social, religious and spiritual gatherings, festivities, common lunches, film shows, games and travels.

Psychological Assistance:

Regular counselling with professional psychiatrists. These specialists play a pivotal role in uplifting the mental health of the elderly and are critical in diagnosing, treating, and managing conditions like depression, anxiety, dementia, and schizophrenia — often in conjunction with other geriatric specialists.

Medical Attention:

Nursing Care:

Focus on the unique healthcare needs of the elders encompassing various services including chronic disease management, palliative care, dementia care, medication management, mobility assistance, personal care and respite care to family caregivers.

Doctor:

Diagnosing and treating health issues, geriatricians also provide personalized counseling to their patients. Elderly people often approach these healthcare professionals to get lifestyle tips, understand their health insurance plans, manage their medical budgets and other relevant issues.

Dietician:

A Dietician plays a key role in elderly care by providing personalized nutrition plans, addressing age-related health conditions and helping prevent malnutrition, ultimately improving the quality of life and promoting healthy aging.

Physiotherapy Assistance:

Addressing age-related physical challenges, improving mobility, managing pain and promoting independence.

Pathological Tests:

To conduct regular pathological tests is one of the most important factors in assessing internal health conditions, especially for monitoring elderly health. Brain, heart, kidney, liver are the vital organs which need balanced chemical equilibrium. Most of the geriatric professionals act according to these reports.

Personal Care Assistance:

Assistance with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.

Cleaning Assistance:

Performing light household chores to maintain a clean and safe environment for better hygiene.

Nutritious Meal:

Normally elder people live in isolation and find it difficult to cook food for themselves. Simultaneously, they need to consume a balanced diet four times a day. To fulfil this prerequisite, the Eldercare Foundation either delivers them nutritious food as per their medical reports on advice of dieticians and doctors or provides them a cook as per their preference.

Safety & Security:

Making necessary safety provisions to ensure personal safety by installation of security gadgets, the presence of personal care assistants, visiting specialists, housekeeping assistants, regular activity visits, and all-round vigil by the Eldercare Foundation shall induce a sense of security in them and in their ward's minds.

Advantages of In-Home Services:

• Allow seniors to remain independent in a familiar and comfortable environment.
• Tailored care plans to address specific needs and preferences.
• Often more cost-effective than assisted living or nursing home care.
• Family members can be actively involved in the caregiving process.