Ananya’s Nana Nani has emerged as the epitome of excellence in senior living, reshaping the landscape of retirement communities in Coimbatore and beyond.
KITES Senior Care, has announced the successful closure of a Series A funding round, securing Rs 45 crore from Ranjan Pai’s family office. The total plan outlay for KITES Senior Care’s expansion and growth strategy amounts to Rs 65 crore, with additional funding sourced from various other channels.
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The cases of Dementia are growing every year and is expected to affect almost 130 million global population by 2050.
The funds will be used to deepen its presence in cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, while also facilitating expansion into three additional cities across Southern India, the company said.
In recent years, there’s been a notable trend of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) choosing India as their retirement spot, often called ‘homecoming.’ This article explores why India is becoming a favored destination for NRI retirees.
Max India’s wholly owned subsidiary, Antara Assisted Care Services Limited, an integrated service provider for senior care needs, entered into a MoU with IIT Delhi. This partnership aims to develop offerings tailored specifically for the senior demographic.
The State Bank of India (SBI) offers a special fixed deposit for senior citizens known as SBIWeCare, which gives higher interest rates to senior citizens for terms ranging from 5 to 10 years.
Vedaanta Anugraham has been designed as an integrated community ensuring the emotional, spiritual & physical well being of all residents
Athulya Senior Care Forges Strategic Partnership with Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research for Advancing Senior Care
Quite a few have comprehended the void in the senior care area, especially knowing that nearly 25 percent of the elderly population stays in India
Executive chairperson of Antara Senior Care says ‘service delivery’ has to be the cornerstone of senior care industry
Elderly poverty in Kenya has been a longstanding issue, with many seniors facing financial insecurities due to a lack of adequate savings and limited access to health care. Subsequently, the “Inua Jamii” program, also known as the Older Persons Cash Transfer Program (OPCT) initiated in 2018, marks a significant effort by the government to improve the lives of Kenya’s seniors, directly addressing the issue of poverty among the elderly.
So far, companion robots haven’t lived up to the hype—and might even exacerbate the problems they’re meant to solve.
While many people maintain positive emotional wellbeing as they age, around half of older Australians living in residential aged care have significant levels of depression.
Suicide figures involving elderly people have climbed, prompted by anxiety and loneliness during the pandemic and the migration wave.
Aged care workers are set to welcome a larger pay cheque this month, after the Fair Work Commission agreed to increase the sector’s award wage.
Working in homes or institutions, CARE workers help them eat, dress and bathe. The job is physically strenuous, emotionally demanding and essential to an aging population. But the pay is low — a median hourly $17.19 for nursing assistants.
Research suggests geriatricians more effectively manage older patients’ care, but several factors dampen interest in the field
Occupational therapist behind the cognitive training project was inspired by Japanese memory cafes
Cuban Clotilde Ravelo is inching up on 90 years old, just fractured her hip and, to make matters worse, most of her family have migrated off the island, leaving behind a pressing issue: Who will care for her?
Silver Boom focuses on how elderly women move and feel in public spaces.
Many working-age Japanese will have to juggle their careers with care-giving responsibilities for their children, parents
Declining birth rates, a contracting workforce, unwillingness to marry and a skewed gender profile are only the start points of China’s demographic decline.
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