Venture — Eldercare & Ageing Guide
ElderSG
Eldercare guides, source-checked provider listings and planning tools for Singapore families with ageing parents — paid listings always labelled.
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What it is
A guide for the family making the call.
ElderSG is an independent eldercare resource for Singapore families looking after an ageing parent — nursing homes, home care, dementia support, and what to do after a hospital stay. It's written in plain English, with sources and review dates on every guide.
It doesn't diagnose, assess eligibility, or recommend a provider. It helps families understand their options and ask better questions. Free for families; paid listings are always labelled.
We never invent prices, vacancies or ratings.
What we cover
Guides for every stage of care.
Nursing Homes
Costs, subsidies, how to choose, and what to ask on a visit.
Home Care
Home nursing and personal care so a parent can stay at home.
Dementia Care
Home, day care, respite, and residential options for dementia.
After a Hospital Discharge
The first seven days: who to call, what to arrange, what to ask.
Senior Care & Respite
Day care centres and short-term respite for family caregivers.
Hospice & Palliative Care
What end-of-life care looks like, at home and in a facility.
Rehab & Community Hospitals
Recovery options after surgery, a fall, or a stroke.
LPA, Wills & ACP
Lasting Power of Attorney, Advance Care Planning, and wills, explained plainly.
Grants, Subsidies & CPF
What support exists, who it is for, and how to apply.
Free family tools
Twelve planners. Checked against official sources.
Care Decision Navigator, Care Costs & Funding Planner, Compare Care Providers, Hospital Discharge Planner, Subsidy & Application Checklist, LPA/ACP & Will Explainer, Dementia Care Planner, Home Safety Assessment, Medication & Appointment Organiser, Family Care Coordinator, Respite Finder, and a Questions-to-Ask Generator. None of them decides eligibility or gives medical, legal, or financial advice.
Care near you
Source-checked, and it shows its work.
Families can browse providers by region — nursing homes, home care, senior care centres, rehab and community hospitals, CHAS medical and dental clinics, Active Ageing Centres, Family Service Centres, and A&E hospitals. Every listing shows where its facts came from and when they were last checked.
Nobody's details are passed to a provider unless they choose to send an enquiry. A daily elderly news feed tracks government updates and schemes as they change.