What are the benefits of old people going to nursing homes?

First of all, it gives the elderly time to do what they like. There are always many people in life who have their lifelong hobbies, such as writing, drawing, playing chess and fishing. Many hobbies, when young, are often due to work and other reasons, it is impossible to devote yourself wholeheartedly. When you are old and live in a nursing home without worrying about food, clothing, housing and transportation, you can spend your time doing what you like. Some may be able to achieve brilliant results. For example, Ye Zi, a 96-year-old famous drama actress, developed superb painting skills after she was admitted to a nursing home at the age of 80.

Second, the elderly can enjoy good services. At present, except for some special circumstances in public nursing homes, most elderly people choose to live in nursing homes to pay for services. If the service provided by the nursing home is not good or the care is not good, the elderly can give their opinions directly or choose to go to other nursing homes. To this end, nursing homes do their best to provide all kinds of good services for the elderly. Such as medical conditions, the implementation of 24-hour doctor duty, so that the elderly live in a safe place, doctors can treat diseases, which is difficult for any family to do. The good service of nursing homes has relieved the worries of the elderly and their children.

If parents have problems supporting the elderly, they can consult a happy home. Behind the two awards of "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Pension Service Brand" and "Guangdong Pension Service Association's Outstanding Member Unit in 2022" are the long-term down-to-earth persistence and efforts of Shenzhen Happiness House, which fully reflects the industry and customers' affirmation of Shenzhen Happiness House's deep cultivation of high-end pension services. In the future, Shenzhen Happy Home will take the lead in setting up a happy old-age cultural card and creating a happy old-age life coexisting with Greater Bay Area.