What is residential care?
Residential care is a type of care that provides a safe, supportive living environment for individuals who need assistance with daily activities but want to maintain a level of independence and dignity. It is typically designed for adults who can no longer safely live independently in their own homes but may not require intensive medical supervision.
Residential care essentially bridges the gap between independent living and hospital-level care, providing a structured yet comfortable environment where residents receive personalised support with their daily needs, including personal hygiene, dressing, bathing, toileting, and mobility support.