Personalized Care

– One-on-one attention tailored to individual needs and preferences.

– Staff must divide attention among multiple residents.

– Caregiver familiarity enhances quality of care.

– May not accommodate specific preferences as effectively.

Comfort and Familiarity

– Individuals stay in familiar surroundings, promoting well-being.

– Facility provides a structured environment but may feel unfamiliar.

– Continuity in routines and lifestyle.

– Potential for disruption to routines and familiar environment.

Emotional Support

– Caregiver offers companionship and emotional support.

– Staff availability varies; potential for loneliness.

– Strong caregiver-client relationship development.

– Social opportunities with other residents available.

Flexibility and Independence

– Flexible care plans and activities tailored to individual preferences.

– Structured schedules and activities may limit personal autonomy.

– Promotes independence by allowing individuals to live on their terms.

– Provides necessary support but may involve some loss of independence.

Safety and Security

– Constant caregiver presence enhances safety and peace of mind.

– Facility infrastructure and staff training ensure safety protocols.

– Emergency response handled promptly by dedicated caregiver.

– Immediate access to medical assistance and communal living.

Cost Considerations

– Can be cost-effective compared to high-end care homes.

– Costs vary widely based on amenities and level of care provided.

– Avoids additional expenses associated with residential care.

– Fees may include accommodation, meals, and personal care services.