Assisting with activities of daily living (ADLs) such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting.

Administering medications, ensuring proper dosages, and keeping track of residents' medication schedules.

Providing nutritious and balanced meals, often catering to special dietary needs and preferences. This may include three meals a day and snacks.

Offering housekeeping and laundry services to keep residents' living spaces clean and comfortable.

Regular health assessments and monitoring to track any changes in residents' health.

Organizing a variety of social, recreational, and cultural activities to keep residents engaged and connected with others.

Providing transportation for medical appointments, shopping, and other errands.

Helping residents with walking, using mobility aids, or providing access to wheelchairs and scooters when needed.

Specialized care for residents with cognitive impairments, including Alzheimer's and dementia, with tailored activities and environments.

Implementing a 24/7 emergency response system for residents in case of accidents or medical emergencies.

Promoting physical fitness and overall well-being through exercise programs, yoga, and other activities.

Offering counseling and support groups for residents and their families to address emotional and psychological needs.

Providing on-site beauty and barber services to help residents maintain their personal grooming.

Introducing pet therapy programs to enhance residents' emotional well-being and reduce feelings of isolation.

Supporting residents' spiritual needs by offering access to religious services or spiritual counselors.

Working with dietitians to accommodate special dietary requirements and restrictions.

Using technology to enhance the quality of life and safety for residents, such as wearable emergency buttons or video calling for communication.

Hosting workshops and informational sessions on various topics of interest to the elderly population.

Offering short-term stays for elderly individuals who need temporary care, providing relief to their caregivers.

Providing end-of-life care and support for residents and their families during their final days.