Is it good for the elderly to live in a nursing home?

It is better for the elderly to live in a nursing home.

According to the traditional way of providing for the aged, the old people all provide for the aged at home. However, in the past decade, the pension industry has developed rapidly and all aspects are relatively mature. More and more elderly people choose to live in nursing homes, which is also a beginning for China people to change their traditional concept of providing for the aged.

Many families have old people, so the issue of providing for the aged is put on the agenda. Most of them are only children now. If you care for the elderly alone and have a heavy burden, it is also a good choice to let the elderly live in nursing homes.

In addition, for the elderly who can't take care of themselves, it is very suitable to stay in a nursing home, because they can't get professional care at home, but their health is getting worse or causing various complications. Plus, children have no time to take care of the elderly at home every day.

Nursing home services include:

1, full self-care nursing, establish files for the elderly, measure blood pressure and temperature twice a day and record them, remind the elderly to take medicine on time, and provide activities such as fitness and playing cards for the elderly who can take care of themselves. Wash clothes for the elderly every month and lead them to take a bath and get a haircut.

2. Semi-self-care: establish files for the elderly, measure blood pressure and temperature twice a day and record them, remind and help the elderly to take medicine on time, and provide activities such as fitness and playing cards for the elderly who can take care of themselves. Wash clothes for the elderly every month and lead them to take a bath and get a haircut. Help them stay healthy and restore limb function.

3, completely unable to take care of themselves, set up files for the elderly, measure blood pressure and body temperature twice a day and record them, feed the elderly to eat and take medicine on time, and help physical activities, massage, turn over and scrub stains at least three times a day. Wash clothes for the elderly, provide bedsore prevention mattresses for the elderly, and scrub the body once a month. For some special elderly people, with the consent of their families, some services will be added.