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Everything families ask us about care, rooms, meals, visits and admission — in plain language, with nothing glossed over.
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What families ask us most
These are the real questions we hear on WhatsApp and on tours. If yours isn't here, just ask — we'd rather give you a straight answer than a polished one.
Who can Trivelle Care accept?
We welcome seniors aged 55 and above who are medically stable — including wheelchair users, those needing help with daily living, and mild to moderate dementia. We are a residential care centre, not a hospital, so we cannot accept residents needing tube feeding, catheter or stoma care, dialysis, continuous oxygen, or intensive medical treatment. Our team confirms suitability through a short pre-admission assessment.
What is included in the monthly fee?
Accommodation, basic daily care, four freshly cooked meals a day (every meal with soup), daily housekeeping and laundry, weekday activities, morning exercise, and safety monitoring with an emergency bell and 24-hour CCTV in every room.
Are the rooms comfortable?
Every room has an outside-facing window for natural light and air — no windowless rooms. Beds have safety grab rails, and ground-floor rooms are available for residents who should avoid stairs. All living areas have smart TVs and WiFi; single rooms include a private TV.
Is the care team medically trained?
All caregivers are professionally trained in Basic Life Support (BLS), CPR and First Aid. A registered nurse conducts weekly rounds, and our target caregiver ratio is 1 to every 3–4 residents — significantly more attentive than the industry norm.
What do residents do all day?
Every morning starts with gentle group exercise. On weekdays we run muscle training, board games, memory activities, art and craft, music sessions and baking. Weekends are free and easy for family visits and rest.
How do visits work?
Family are welcome daily from 10 AM to 7 PM, with quiet hours from 1–3 PM so residents can rest. We also host four free family celebrations each year — Chinese New Year, Parents' Day, Mooncake Festival and Christmas.
How does admission work?
Start with a WhatsApp message or the enquiry form. We'll send a short intake questionnaire, arrange a care assessment, and invite you to tour the home in Country Heights. Move-in requires the first month's fee plus a 1.5-month refundable deposit.
Is Trivelle Care religiously or culturally restrictive?
We are a Christian-owned home that warmly welcomes residents of all faiths. We are sensitive to Chinese customs — beds are never placed facing the door — and religious texts are welcome. For everyone's safety, incense burning is not permitted indoors.
Still deciding?
Talk it through with a real person
No two families' situations are the same. Message us, call, or read how admission works — we'll give you an honest read on whether Trivelle is the right fit for your loved one.
See the home for yourself
Tour the bungalow, meet the care team, and let us answer everything — visits welcome daily, 10 AM to 7 PM.