Dementia and Alzheimer's Care

Older adults living with dementia benefit from consistent routines, calm communication and an environment that helps reduce confusion. Care planning should consider physical health, memory, emotional well-being, personal preferences and dignity. Activities can be adapted to the resident’s abilities and interests to support participation and quality of life, but should not be presented as a cure for dementia. Sudden confusion or an abrupt change in behavior requires assessment by a healthcare professional for possible physical causes.

What's Included

  • Consistent daily routines and calm, respectful communication
  • Meals, water and medicines provided according to the treating team’s plan
  • Assistance with bathing, dressing and toileting as needed
  • An environment designed to reduce fall and wandering risks
  • Mobility support and activities adapted to each resident’s interests and abilities
  • Physician review at least once a week
  • 24-hour nursing and care-staff support
  • Coordination with hospitals or specialists when symptoms change

Starting from THB 34,900

Price includes accommodation and basic care according to the assessed care plan, with 24-hour nursing and care-staff support.

What is included in the care fee?
The care fee includes a holistic admission assessment covering physical health, emotional well-being, social needs, medical conditions and medicines. It also includes physician review according to the care plan, three healthy meals plus snacks, clothing and laundry, 24-hour care staff, daily room cleaning, basic exercise and physical activities, and scheduled group activities such as music therapy, puzzles and art.
How often does a physician visit?
A physician reviews residents at least once a week. The medical team also provides 24-hour on-call guidance for abnormal symptoms or emergencies, with follow-up based on each resident's condition and care plan.
Is care available around the clock?
Yes. Caregivers and nursing assistants support residents 24 hours a day. Registered nurses and the medical team oversee care according to each resident's needs, with emergency procedures and on-call medical guidance in place.
Which medical specialists support the center?

Our team includes specialists in family medicine, psychiatry, anesthesiology and rehabilitation medicine. Nursing professionals, physical therapists, dietitians and other care staff work together as a multidisciplinary team.

Is physical therapy provided by a licensed therapist?
Daily basic mobility and physical activities are included and guided by trained care staff under professional oversight. Sessions with a licensed physical therapist are also available as an additional service when appropriate.

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