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‘No City For the Elderly’: Why Are Delhi’s Senior Citizens Always On Guard?

National News February 12, 2023February 14, 2023 admin

Elderly across Delhi-NCR speak about safety concerns, the process of ageing, and the anxieties of living alone. Laxmi Dabas, 75,…

Budget 2023 Reactions: Kotak Mahindra Asset Management Company MD lauds ‘Baahubali budget’

National News February 1, 2023February 14, 2023 admin

Union Budget 2023: Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented the last full-fledged Union Budget 2023 of the Modi government before…

Increased GST Burden On Elder Care Services Makes Elders Frail!

National News January 31, 2023February 14, 2023 admin

While other similar market segments, such as caregiving or home visits from nurses, have been freed of tax burdens, at-home…

Manipal Group’s Ranjan Pai invests in Kites Senior Care

National News January 12, 2023January 12, 2023 admin

Kites Senior Care, a geriatric care service provider, has raised $2 million in pre-series A round from Ranjan Pai, chairman…

Increase in old age pension, more tax relief, GST exemption for elderly — NGOs’ demands from Union Budget

National News January 10, 2023January 12, 2023 admin

Ahead of the Union Budget for 2023-24, some NGOs have put forward some suggestions for the betterment of the country’s…

France plans to raise retirement age to 64, angering labor

National News January 10, 2023January 12, 2023 admin

The proposed changes will set off strikes by trade unions next week. French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne said the reform…

Subscription-based elder care faces 18% GST: AAR

National News January 10, 2023January 12, 2023 admin

The GST-Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) has held that a subscription-based elder care programme provided to senior citizens living alone…

Athulya Senior Care raises ₹77 crore from Morgan Stanley India Infrastructure

National News January 9, 2023January 12, 2023 admin

The company will use the funds to expand its services across south India to reach over 2,500 beds in the…

US FDA clears Dozee’s contactless measurement system

National News December 22, 2022January 12, 2023 admin

Dozee announced its proprietary contactless vital signs (VS) measurement technology has received US FDA 510(k) clearance. According to nursing and…

At 105 years, super grandma sprints to new 100m record

National News June 21, 2022June 22, 2022 admin

45.40 seconds. That’s the new record set by the 105-year-old Rambai in 100m at the inaugural National Open Masters Athletics…

The foundation of our Senior Living was laid where the elders in their senior innings can live a hassle-free life and follow their heart out by acquiring new passions in life. Ashiana Senior Living goes above and beyond that. Our senior living communities are sprawling, residential, multi-unit complexes designed especially for seniors along with various other facilities and amenities like – landscaped grounds, community halls, recreational, medical facilities and more. Over the past few years, Senior Living communities are emerging as number 1 choice for senior citizens and India made us No.1 Senior Living, four times in a row, by Track2Realty.

USPs of Ashiana Senior Living:

Ashiana Senior Living promotes the thought of age is just a number with an active leading lifestyle in one’s second innings. Golden years are also akin to childhood where you are free from responsibilities and have enough time for yourself which if used productively will give a fresh lease to your life. Being mentally and physically agile will allow you to enjoy life to the fullest. Hence, at Ashiana Senior Living, we design activities and amenities to facilitate an easy but active lifestyle. Go for a swim or spar with buddies over table tennis. Opt for regular Yoga classes and other fitness options at the gym and activity centres.
Ashiana Senior Living promotes the idea of independence and dignified lifestyle. Our Senior Living homes are designed to have all the comforts of a regular home with additional functionality and detailing to suit your needs independently. We understand with age the requirements vary and we have taken care of that in most detailed way possible.
Ashiana Senior Living promotes life in a community that is just right for you with similar age group community who becomes the best of neighbors, friends and families too. This provides an emotional support system, which along with a calendar full of mental and physical activities, makes for a long, healthy life. Having a support system of reliable friends reassures your family members and also fulfils your need to socialise.
Ashiana Senior Living promotes the mantra to a longer, healthier and happier life – a socially active lifestyle. Golden years are a very special time. They have the aroma of nostalgia, bittersweet memories, pinch of regrets and endless stories. Our senior living homes are haven where one can revisit old tales while bantering with their buddies. You can focus on being a child again and we'll take care of the rest. Your golden years will truly shine and glow with the fulfilment of your passions.
Ashiana Senior Living promotes the safety and security of seniors to the fullest. With over 16 years of experience in Senior Living projects, we know what you need and we work to provide top notch safety and security by guarding 24x7 by trained and equipped security staff. CCTV cameras for round-the-clock surveillance. We provide 24/7 emergency care, with and on-call doctors and ambulances. Emergency response systems are enabled in the individual apartments.

India has over 100 million elderly Indians today, and retirement homes have evolved and transformed into a safe haven for many.

Since 2013, Primus Senior Living Homes have redefined the senior living segment in India, by ensuring everything is available at the push of a button.

Primus upholds the total comfort and safety of seniors with homes that are designed specifically to ensure ‘Zero Falls’. Homes at Primus come with ergonomically designed furniture with no sharp edges, grab handles for quick support, anti-skid tiles, shower seats, adjustable lights and much more.

As seniors age, their health requires special care and attention. Primus offers healthcare services on-premises, and has tie-ups with specialists to meet every geriatric health requirement. They also have 24X7 ambulance services and nurses to provide quality care to seniors.

Household chores keep the woman of the house busy always; she never gets to retire. Primus Homes ensures women can finally retire and enjoy their time following their passions. The on-campus restaurant provides seniors nutritious & healthy meals every day. The well-trained hospitality team ensures the entire house is spic and span.

Primus slows down the aging process by keeping seniors active, engaged & happy. Interest based activities including yoga, meditation, gardening, music, swimming lessons, photography and much more are organised on a regular basis.

Primus is committed to creating a comfortable abode for like-minded people and strives to give seniors the best of services. They take feedback from residents after every service, each meal and every housekeeping service. They have implemented external checks and audits to keep services at the highest level. The team comprises professionals from backgrounds of hospitality, elder care, event management and social care.

While the pandemic hit worldwide, and cities shut down temporarily, it was life as usual at Primus. While several seniors who lived by themselves suffered without maids, drivers and other support staff, Primus residents enjoyed round the clock services and were kept engaged and emotionally connected to their children through technology. The management employed strict safety measures, and staff stayed on campus to ensure the wellbeing of seniors. The efficient management of Covid-19 at Primus further reiterates that retirement homes are the safest abodes for seniors in their golden years.

On 11th December 2011, the day Association of Senior Living India, was formed the first point on the future road map charter read:

“ASLI will aim to be a voluntary accreditation body to senior living providers by helping draft and implement guidelines and standards that are relevant to the industry, to help create / establish and operate consistent high quality senior living communities, using Best Global practices”

On 11th December 2020, ASLI signed up with Standards Wise International through their Indian subsidiary Standards Wise International India , to roll out the first ever Standards and Accreditation Matrix for the private sector in the space of Senior Living and Care Communities.

The accreditation certificate, which will be issued after validation and assessing of various criteria and quality standards, will carry the endorsement of ASLI, SWII and The Commonwealth Association for Ageing.

The combination of SWI, CA and ASLI brings together an extraordinarily strong group with significant expertise in this sector, that will introduce and promote a Senior Living Standards and Accreditation Matrix for India.

The Standards adapts and enhances existing standards and accreditation templates taken from SWI, and populates them with criteria, indicators, and evidence relevant and unique to the Indian context, introducing a preliminary code of operations for self-regulation, along with best practices collected from India and developed markets across the world.

The Standards have a four-level hierarchy comprising a quality standard and its intent, followed by multiple criteria to achieve the stated intent. This criterion is then further broken up into smaller indicators or objectives, which are then measured and assessed for evidence, and a rating score issued after final validation and assessment.

There are 8 Quality Standards, Governance, Management and Personnel, Design and Construction, Facilities Management, Resident engagement and Experience, Technology and Information Management and Hygiene, Safety, Infection Prevention / Pandemic Control (HSIPC).

These Standards have criteria which are both mandatory and optional, thus allowing Communities and entities across all socio-economic strata to engage, even at the entry and basic levels, while having an aspirational line of sight on how to improve over time, given available resources, which would then reflect in the rating score being upgraded.