Finding the Best Quality Home Care in a Skilled Nursing Facility

Finding quality home care and home health in a convalescent home or a retirement home (elderly home, old people home or old folks home) and doesn’t have exorbitant care home costs for aging parents and loved ones can be overwhelming. The Care Resort Chiang Mai in Thailand is the model for an exceptional residential care home—utopia home care—where the elders feel that they are receiving care at home instead of assisted care at a nursing home. Nothing like getting healthcare at home! It is personal home care in an assisted living facility. There is also a dementia care unit. Care of seniors is treated with remarkable respect and dignity.

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[ModernAging]

Thank you for watching! What did you like most about this care resort?

[kevinp]

Thai nurses are gentle with the seniors unlike in the US where nurses are caught verbally and physically abusing the seniors. Thai people have the highest respect for the elderly. They treat the elderly God-like due to the seniors great wisdom.

[alanharrison]

I am so considering moving in when I return to live in Thailand early next year. I have been in an assisted living facility in the USA for the past year and it comes nothing close to what Care Resort offers for a more livable cost. Thank you Peter for all your empathy for the elderly and infirmed. That is what I love about Thailand so much.

[ralphasher]

Looks wonderful. My nephew is helping me to get there. He will fly me out from our home in Colorado, get me situated and then return to get the house sold before moving out here with me. The two bedroom villas look perfect.

[sharonsloper]

I stayed in this beautiful resort a few years ago prior to this changing to a care facility. It truly is a wonderful location as are the people.

[pkelly]

This video series is such an excellent idea. So many of us have aging parents and having great tips for what works best is most helpful. Thank you so much for creating this channel!!! ~ Sheila Kelly

[marygriffin]

Hopefully someone with power and money will see this and initiate similar facilities in this country.

[MichaelEBridenstine]

Great insight and a story very well told. MUST WATCH for those who want to see WHAT can be done for those in the final years of their life. Well done Risa!

[monabkreaden]

To be able to know that there are places like this makes the prospect of becoming frail elderly less scary.

[ppod]

This guy is amazing. What a beautiful philosophy. As somebody who worked as an EMT for 12 years, I was in and out of nursing homes to transport patients, and it's insane what we have going on here in the US. What the gentleman in the video said is true--the ration of patients to caregivers is 20 to 1, and that is so bad for the patients and the poor caregivers, who are underpaid and overworked. And nursing home care in the US is 15k a month! I'm curious, how much does this gentleman's facility cost per month? I will not go into a US nursing home after seeing this. Beauty is very important as we age. Just to be in a clean place with space, a beautiful bathroom, a pool, to be able to eat what and when feels right for me. The ability to take walks outside... I'm so glad I found about this place. I've not seen anything in the US that comes remotely close to this place. This man has shifted where the money goes--he invests it in the patients, whereas in the US, the facilities are cash cows for stockholders. Someday those stockholders will get old need nursing home care, and even the nicest ones in the US will still be a drag to be in. If you could let me know the cost per month, in US dollars, of this place, I'd be grateful.

[Desi_Ray.]

This has inspired me to open my own nursing home facility this is beautiful 🖤

[pamelasergeant]

I watched and it was so inspirational.
I totally agree with your ethos.
I'm a live in carer for over 8 years from the UK.
Wish i was there 😊

[toniannmarchione]

How wonderful if this existed in the US. Forget the water and the beautiful mountains but the philosophy is spiritual and what we need ! I have a mother with dementia and have visited several memory care facilities in CT. What I have found is staffing that is below what you need to accomplish giving our elderly, especially with dementia, a quality of living - being alive. Age and or dementia should not mean that your life is over and that you go to a place where they don't give you the power or sense of control you deserve. A place where they don't tell you when and what to eat or when to go to bed. Dementia can be very difficult for any care giver but to truly understand that time even minutes that someone effected can feel happy or truly connected to some part of their life is worth so much to them and their loved ones. All that I see, at least in CT, makes me feel that dealing with dementia on my journey is maybe to lead me to try and make a difference.

[Desi_Ray.]

All his principles are what I stand on this man gets its

[kathywhelan]

Beautiful resort...I would be curious to know how the costs compare to the US.

[carolking]

This sounds so wonderful. My husband died 5 months ago and I can’t walk without a trolly or a wheelchair. I do have home help 1 hour a day. I have no family or friends. What are the costs please? Coral

[iPadAug]

How to apply to live there❓️How's expense for the care❓️My mom suffers from Alzheimer's

[userb]

Updates? How is it doing now in 2020? Thank you.

[paulraymond]

What bullshit best in world Rooms don’t even have air con