Nursing Home

Nursing homes are social and healthcare centers designed to offer accommodation, board, and comprehensive care for the elderly. These facilities are designed to meet the needs of those who, due to their level of dependency or personal preference, require an adapted environment and constant professional supervision.

The fundamental services offered by a senior living facility are divided into the following areas:

1. Healthcare and clinical care Health is the primary priority in geriatric management. The facilities must have a multidisciplinary team to ensure the physical stability of the residents.

• Specialized medical care: Preventive monitoring and treatment of chronic pathologies specific to old age.
• Nursing services: Permanent surveillance, administration of medication, and monitoring of vital signs.
• Physical therapy and rehabilitation: Specific programs for maintaining mobility, fall prevention, and functional recovery.

Medication management: Technical supervision to ensure adherence to prescribed treatment.

2. Psychological care and cognitive well-being Mental and emotional health care is essential to prevent isolation and cognitive decline.

• Psychological intervention: Individualized emotional support and guidance through the process of adapting to the facility.
• Occupational therapy: Activities aimed at preserving autonomy in daily life tasks.
• Cognitive stimulation: Memory programs and workshops designed for people with dementia or Alzheimer's disease.

3. Hospitality, nutrition, and basic services A comfortable environment and a balanced diet are decisive factors for quality of life.

• Dining and nutrition: Preparation of balanced menus under dietary supervision, adapted to specific needs (such as diabetes, hypertension, or dysphagia).
• Accommodation and maintenance: Daily cleaning of rooms and comprehensive laundry service.
• Personal hygiene: Assistance with grooming and personal care for residents who require it.