• Medical care: The doctor can visit the patient at home to diagnose and treat the illness. He or she may periodically review health care needs at home.
• Nursing care: The most common type of home health care is a form of nursing care based on individual needs. In consultation with a physician, a registered nurse will set up a care plan.
• Physical therapy, exercise, and/or speech: Some patients may need help re-learning how to perform daily activities or improve their speech after an illness or injury. A physical therapist may combine a care plan to help the patient recover or strengthen the use of muscles and joints.
• Public medical services: Medical social workers provide a variety of services to the patient, including counselling and access to social services to assist the patient in his or her recovery. Some social workers are the patient's case manager - if the patient's medical condition is very serious and requires a combination of many services.

Aging is a critical phase; older people need care and comfort in order to live a healthy life without anxiety and worry. Lack of awareness about changes in behavior among older people in the home leads to harassment by relatives.

1. Why is care for the elderly important?

As the body grows older, it becomes more prone to medical conditions. Aging is not preventable, but we can learn how to cope with emerging health issues for our loved ones. Many health concerns for the elderly are memory loss, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease among others.

2. How do we care for the elderly?

1. Helpful Hints for Caring for Older Parents
2. Take a good look at your parent's well-being
3. Ask for helpers early
4. Find a caring provider
5. Find a way to provide easily prepared meals.
6. Take care of yourself
7. Keep your parent busy and trustworthy.
8. Make the home safer and more accessible

To ensure the safety and security of buildings, the general duties and responsibilities of security personnel and caregivers are as follows:
2. Prevent unauthorized access to the building. If you find a suspicious person in the building, ask him questions, and immediately report him to the police if you suspect him of a crime. Some offenders must be evacuated;
3. Register the details of all visitors, repairs, or delivery of staff entering and leaving the
building;
4. Record all the events that take place in the building, e.g. disturbance of lifting, power outages, water outages, alarm bells, and notification to those responsible for appropriate tracking measures;
5. Record details of creditors in the locker room, air engine room, and meter room, and record the borrowing time;

1. feeling safety
2. health and travel
3. Independent, close
4. Visual resources
5. awareness and recognition
6. Social and cultural life.