Estate Living Magazine Retirement Living - Issue 40 April 2019 | Page 37

P R O P E R T Y
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I N V E S T M E N T
a tea party in the coffee shop, celebrate a special occasion or simply
relax quietly with your favourite magazine or a book from the library.
Health and wellness
When it comes to patient-centred care, the clinical needs and
requirements as well as the emotional needs of both patient and
their family should be emphasised. This should include a managed
home-based healthcare service with post-hospitalisation and
discharge from rehabilitation facilities, as well as medication and
personal care administration. In addition, a care centre should be
established to provide primary healthcare and monthly check-ups
delivered by experienced nurses and carers. And, for those who
may need it, frail care must be available. This continuous care, along
with a communication system and emergency call buttons in each
home, will provide significant peace of mind for you, your loved
ones and friends.
Security
The very latest security measures like electrified perimeter fencing,
access control systems, CCTV surveillance and alarm systems,
should be in place so as to provide you the opportunity to live life
freely, along with the lock-up-and-go convenience to travel and
explore to your heart’s content.
Services
With the ever-changing landscape of retirement and with the best
interests of the residents front of mind, meticulous thought and
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