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Investing in a retirement home that gives elders care and company

The facility should be designed considering the needs of seniors and be secure for them

A retirement home should have open spaces for its residents. (Representative photo)
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A retirement home should have open spaces for its residents. (Representative photo)

Namrata Kohli New Delhi

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India’s population of the elderly (those aged over 60 years) will touch 194 million in 2031 compared to 138 million in 2021, the government has estimated. It’s a population that needs medical care, company and assistance: needs that retirement homes provide.

Gopalkrishna Vishwanath, 69, and his wife, 64, convinced their children that leaving their spacious apartment and moving into a retirement community in Bengaluru’s Devanahalli was a reasonable decision. “This is a two-bedroom, 1420 sq feet apartment. We, of our own free will, moved into a retirement home where we own our apartment and pay for excellent support services. We

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