An old age home is a residential facility designed to provide accommodation and support services for elderly individuals, typically those who are retired and may require assistance with daily activities.

Families may choose old age homes for various reasons, such as the need for specialized care, safety concerns, or when they are unable to provide full-time care due to work or other commitments.

Old age homes offer a range of services including accommodation, meals, assistance with daily living activities, medical care to varying degrees, and opportunities for socialization through organized activities.

Old age homes often organize social activities, events, and outings to foster a sense of community among residents. Common areas and shared spaces also encourage social interaction.

Yes, residents in old age homes typically have a degree of independence. Depending on their health and preferences, they can engage in activities, make personal choices, and have a say in their daily routines.

While old age homes may not provide the level of medical care offered in nursing homes, many have healthcare professionals or partnerships with medical providers to address the basic health needs of residents.