32 Signs It’s Time to Convince Elderly Parents to Stay in Private Nursing Home
Did you know? Sending elderly parents to a private nursing home in Asia is still a conservative idea, including in a diverse country like Singapore But as the time goes by with the advancement to holistic care increases, many people like you faced with more decisions.
To help you decide whether or not it’s for them to stay in a private nursing home, here are some signs you need to consider.
They need 24/7 medical care and attention,
Can no longer do household chores
Forgetting going to check-ups
Elderly parents can’t drive or use public transportation
Skipping meals
Can no longer eat solid foods
Doesn’t have an appetite
Sudden and unexplained weight loss
They can no longer do their personal hygiene routine
Forgetting to drink their prescribed medication
Need continues maintenance
Fragile to move around
They can longer properly see or hear
Their Alzheimer got worse to the point they did physically hurt you
Always getting lost or wander outside
Your health is significantly declining
Your sick, and to prepare for your upcoming surgery
People around you are suffering
Too much work responsibilities in the office
Family and friends continuously encouraging to look for options
You tried elderly day care but isn’t sufficient
Lack of financial support for in-home services
Having daily anxiety
Can’t control anger management
Social Withdrawal from everything you used to enjoy
Physically Exhausted
You are mental health is suffering from overthinking
You can’t sleep well at night due to endless worries
You can no longer have the ability to focus at work
Have kids to take care of
You meet your elderly parent’s demand
You are single and doesn’t have a spouse
If these signs are the majority sounds familiar to you and your elderly parents, then it’s time to convince them to stay at a private nursing home. But, if you already convinced them to stay, then try looking for nursing home operators like Orange Valley in Singapore and see if their services are trustworthy to take care of your parents.
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