If you’re planning on retiring in Thailand, or have already done so, you may occasionally wonder what you’d do if you were unable to fully care for yourself anymore.
When we hit 70, 80, or even a ripe 90, poor health can get the better of us and make everyday tasks quite difficult.
Sure, many retirees have a partner, often younger and willing to assume role of nurse in the final decade of life. Some also have extended Thai family that see it as their duty to help out. But would you want to burden your partner in that way, or your family and friends for that matter?
A better option could be a retirement home, or village or resort, as those with better facilities and a more community focus are now known.
Indeed, a move to a retirement community may be a good option for both you and your partner.
So what are the options for retirement homes in Thailand? And will the care be of a better…
