Start with your loved one
Ask where they feel comfortable, which routines matter, and how they want family involved. Include them in decisions wherever possible, rather than assuming one setting is right for everyone.
Consider home support
Home may preserve familiar surroundings. Think about practical help, the suitability of the home, how much family support is available, and whether a provider can meet the specific needs involved.
Understand the center options
A day center and a residential center are different arrangements. Ask about hours, activities, accessibility, staffing, overnight support where relevant, and the arrangements for medical concerns. Visit in person before making a commitment.
Compare the actual arrangements
Get a written explanation of services, costs in INR, exclusions, visiting arrangements, and cancellation terms. Check qualifications directly. A healthcare professional can help you assess needs that require clinical advice.
General guidance only. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical questions and verify provider arrangements directly.
Explore your family’s needs