• Provide a homely, dementia-friendly environment and family-like community for the chronically ill and frail who need long-term nursing and daily care in a residential setting
• Improve residents’ mobility through guided physiotherapy

• Provide medical care by doctors experienced in geriatric and palliative care and end-of-life issues
• Deliver nursing care, such as nasogastric tube feeding and wound dressing, as well as palliative and dementia care (so the change is in nasogastric tubes).
• Assist with activities of daily living, such as using the toilet, showering and eating
• Conduct therapeutic exercises and activities to help residents preserve physical function and mobility
• Organise social and recreational activities, including befriending and outings, to enhance residents’ quality of life and well-being, and slow the cognitive decline of residents with dementia
• Offer pastoral care and counselling, and conduct family conferences
• Support caregivers’ psychosocial needs and empower them to better care for their loved ones through Caregiver’s Club and respite care
• Provide funding support for residents who require financial assistance

Home Away from Home

• Residents enjoy communal belonging and are encouraged to live as a ‘family’ by forging caring relationships with one another
• The sense of ‘family’ and home is also fostered through dedicated care staff, home-like wards (known as ‘residences’) and communal spaces
• Residents are proactively engaged through curated programmes and activities that encourage purposeful living

Person-Centred Care

• Each resident is cared for by a multi-disciplinary team that ensures the resident’s basic, physical, psychosocial and spiritual needs are holistically met
• Our residents and their next-of-kin are at the centre of decision-making regarding their care, and we work alongside them to meet their needs