Stay of family members, within premises, is not encouraged for the resident’s own welfare. It may be a cause for concern because seniors with dementia often take time to readjust after a night stay by a family member. The stay might also disturb the routine of your loved one and other residents.

HCAH has all emergency protocols in place, including those for medical situations, fire, and falls. The team is well-equipped and trained to manage emergencies efficiently.

HCAH follows an open-door policy, allowing family members to visit during regular hours. However, it is recommended that visitors observe rather than actively participate in routine activities, enabling caregivers to build rapport with residents. Prior scheduling is appreciated to minimize disruption to the residents' structured and healthy routine.

HCAH provides 24X7 Nurse cover. Nursing team stays within premises. Most of the basic nursing care requirements are done in-house and are part of the service fee. This includes:

Medication Management
Diabetes Management (Sugar charting, Insulin administration)
Diaper and Bedsore Management
Catheter Management
Administering IV/IM Drugs
Regular Vitals checkup & monitoring
Ryle’s tube feeding
All emergency care- Oxygen administration, CPR, suctioning

HCAH offers a simple and hassle-free admission process, with support provided at every step. It begins with filling out the contact information form, followed by scheduling a visit to the facility. Families then share medical documents, after which a medical assessment is conducted. The process continues with signing the residency agreement, making the booking deposit, planning the logistics of the move, and finally, welcoming the resident to their new HCAH home.

HCAH encourages residents to personalize their living spaces with their own furnishings, artifacts, and picture frames. Special pieces of furniture with emotional value are also accepted, provided they can be accommodated within the space.