Hearing loss in older adults and hearing aids
Hearing loss affects over a quarter of people above 60. Learn the signs, the risks and how hearing aids help older adults stay connected.
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Dying-in-place: Choices for a peaceful departure
Dying-in-place allows seniors to spend their final days in a preferred setting. Explore the benefits, challenges, decision-making and practical steps families can take to support a peaceful end of life.
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CPF LIFE payouts: how to choose your plan
CPF LIFE gives a monthly income for life. Learn how the 2026 retirement sums shape your payouts, compare the three plans, and decide when to start.
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Preventive and maintenance rehab for older adults
The right programme depends on the person’s abilities, health, goals and preferences. With suitable assessment, regular practice and ongoing review, rehabilitation can help older adults remain as active, comfortable and independent as possible.
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CCTV in nursing home wards: Safety or Privacy?
Should CCTV cameras be installed around residents’ beds to improve safety, or does this cross the line into an invasion of privacy?
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Bringing care to where older people live
Home care is a broad umbrella of services include medical and nursing care, medication management, rehabilitation, personal care, social and caregiver support.
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Bringing the internet Into nursing homes
Good nursing-home care involves much more than medication, meals, hygiene and safety. Residents should have opportunities to learn, communicate, make choices, pursue interests and remain connected to society.
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When the emergency button fails
An elderly woman fell in her community care apartment and waited over two hours for help. What went wrong, and what can Singapore learn about assisted living, technology and emergency response?
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When the blood pressure tells a different story
Growing older does not mean accepting every medical procedure without question, nor does it mean refusing treatment because we are afraid. It means making informed decisions that give us the best opportunity to remain healthy, independent and able to enjoy the years ahead.
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Fun and safe adaptive sports for seniors
Adaptive sports modify sports according to a person’s physical abilities, cognitive function and mobility, rehabilitation becomes more enjoyable and meaningful.
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