Nursing Homes in Pattaya

Member since 03 June 2023

BrianDNationActive member20 March 2024 07:13:28

I'm trying to convince my 93 year old grandmother to come live her remaining years in a nursing home in Thailand. I've found some in Pattaya and visited a few and they meet her needs but aren't like impressive enough to convince her to make the change (she's not the one paying the bills lol). Does anyone know of which nursing homes are the most up-scale in Pattaya? I'm trying to find something that will be top-notch and impress her and also make her as comfortable as possible with other people she can be social with. She's still very much alive despite being unable to clean herself anymore.

thailand4me Serial expat

Member since 28 January 2015

thailand4meSerial expat20 March 2024 09:07:00

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@BrianDNation We looked at a few of them. The nice ones are 3,000 dollars for 1 person and up. My wife & I decided to stay in our own condo and have a live caretaker take care of us. Hospital staff will do this for a much less price. Good Luck to You.

BrianDNation Active member

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BrianDNationActive member22 March 2024 07:08:10

@thailand4me That does seem to be the most economical/sensible route to go. Are there places around here for the elderly to go to and socialize? Socialization would be about the only thing missing from hiring a private care-taker.

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mortz New member

Member since 29 April 2024

mortzNew member29 April 2024 18:12:31

Hi all, My Dad who's 86 and has Progressive Parkinsons wants to move to Thailand with me. We are going to buy a 2 bed condo and employ a full time carer. My only concern is getting health insurance for him. Can anyone point me in the right direction?