Elderly Care Facilities

noun a facility that provides residential care for individuals who are unable to care for themselves due to age, illness, or disability

• The nursing home provides round-the-clock care for elderly residents.
• My grandma lives in a nursing home down the street.
• I heard that nursing home is like a retirement party every day.
• The abandoned building looked like a nursing home for forgotten memories.

noun A facility providing accommodation and care for elderly or disabled people who are unable to look after themselves

• The elderly couple decided to move into a rest home to receive proper care.
• My grandma is staying at a rest home while she recovers from surgery.
• I heard that the rest home down the street has the best food in town.
• After a long day at work, I feel like I need a rest home for my mind.

noun A word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. In this case, 'dementia village' is a noun representing a specialized community designed for individuals with dementia.

• The concept of a dementia village aims to provide a supportive environment for individuals with dementia to live independently.
• Have you heard about that new dementia village where residents can freely roam around in a safe and secure community?
• I heard that dementia village is like a little bubble where everyone looks out for each other.
• The dementia village acted as a sanctuary, offering comfort and familiarity to those struggling with memory loss.