First of all, what conditions do elderly people need to live in nursing homes?
First of all, the age limit requires you to be 60. In China, people over the age of 60 can be defined as the elderly, and nursing homes are for the elderly, so age is the most basic condition for restricting admission to nursing homes.
The second is that people with some diseases that affect others cannot stay in nursing homes, such as mental illness and infectious diseases. This is also for the sake of the life and health of other elderly people, because the nursing home itself is a social institution, and the elderly are vulnerable groups and prone to accidents.
The third is to look at the limitations of each nursing home. Some nursing homes can only accept elderly people who can take care of themselves because of imperfect medical facilities, while some nursing homes have complete medical facilities and perfect service system, and can accept elderly people who can take care of themselves, cannot take care of themselves and are mentally disabled. Some are even worse, such as Lingnan Health Valley Nursing Home, which specializes in treating chronic diseases and conditioning with Chinese medicine characteristics.
After understanding the conditions of staying in a nursing home, the next question is the second common question. What are the procedures and procedures for staying in a nursing home? In fact, this is also very simple. Now, the furniture and other daily necessities of the nursing home apartment are fully equipped, which basically realizes the experience of carrying a bag, but there are still several simple operations to be completed before staying in the nursing home:
The first is to provide a "physical examination report" issued by a secondary hospital, which generally confirms the physical condition of the elderly and whether they have some diseases that may affect others.
The second is to pay the medical reserve fund for check-in, which generally ranges from 1 10,000 to 20,000, mainly to prevent the elderly from being deducted from temporary medical expenses in case of accidents after check-in.
The third is to conduct physical assessment before check-in, determine the nursing level for the elderly, handle the room type, and recharge the comprehensive expenses such as daily consumption of water and electricity.
Fourth, ordinary elderly people will be allowed to buy accident insurance for the elderly when they check in. This is also to prevent accidents of the elderly and minimize the expenditure of venture capital, which is safe and beneficial for the elderly and institutions.
Finally, from the development of modern old-age care institutions, the experience of many countries in the world shows that the larger the old-age care institutions are, the better the beds are. No matter from the perspective of management and specialization, or from the perspective of livable comfort for the elderly, the ideal old-age care institutions should be around 300 beds. With the development of economy and society and the improvement of the professional demand of the elderly for aged care services, the trend of miniaturization, modernization and chain of aged care institutions will be more obvious in the future.