Nursing Homes in Sengkang

“Grace Lodge provides shelter and cares for the needy elderly, regardless of race or religion. They personalise their resident's care with an update of nursing procedures and ongoing progress reports. Their home expertise in services such as Geriatric and Psycho-Geriatric. Singapore Buddhist Welfare Services(SBWS) is a complete member of the National Council of Social Services (NCSS). SBWS is very concerned about the welfare of poverty and the needy in their community. Their staff, specially trained for this purpose, foster a compassionate culture that helps residents adapt to living with dementia. Grace Lodge support will bring relief and peace of mind.”

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“Ju Eng Home for Senior Citizens provides value-added residential services and care for the elderly. They provide shelter and care for frail older people and the aged. The Home has 522 beds for residential care and is equipped with modern facilities for the physical, emotional and spiritual well-being of the elderly. They are often destitute, irrespective of race and religion, and promote their physical, mental, and spiritual welfare. They offer to practice the Biblical injunction of showing kindness to humanity, especially to the poor and needy, particularly the frail aged. The home promotes their physical, mental, and religious well-being and improves their medical condition.”

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“Active Global Specialised Caregivers is a senior care centre that provides dementia daycare, maintenance daycare, and community rehabilitation services. The centre maintains a healthy lifestyle with mind-stimulating activities and exercise. A group and individualised activities are customised based on the client's ability. The activities include drawing, painting, musicals, and other arts and crafts. Active Global Specialised Caregivers provides a residential community tailored for those without alternative care possibilities, offering a supportive and friendly environment. Their goal is to empower individuals to live dignified and meaningful lives.”

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