Luxury Living | Enjoying the Golden Years at Home

Are you looking for your loved one to enjoy luxury living with dignified, person-centred care?

Here at Vivant, that’s something we can provide — alongside helping them to live their best life throughout their golden years.

Read on to discover why we believe luxury living and receiving home care assistance aren’t mutually exclusive: 

Volunteering and Philanthropy | Luxury Living in the Golden Years

If there’s a cause that your loved one is particularly passionate about, our professional carers can support them to find a volunteering opportunity to suit their interests. 

Encourage them to take a look around their local community and identify opportunities to share their unique talents and/or experiences. Retirement is also the perfect time to consider getting involved in philanthropy, an ideal post-career activity which enriches the life of both the recipient and the giver. 

Having private home care means that your loved one can stay embedded within their local community, giving back to those who have surrounded and supported them for many years already.

Socialising | Luxury Living in the Golden Years

Loneliness is a common problem faced by many older adults due to the increased likelihood of isolation from their peer group.

This can easily be mitigated, however; our team is not only on hand to provide companionship for your loved one, but also to facilitate excursions and attendance at social gatherings to maintain their interpersonal connections. 

Luxury living doesn’t have to stop at retirement. Whatever lifestyle your family member is accustomed to, here at Vivant we can support them to continue. Trips to museums, art galleries, theatres and other cultural institutions are all easily included within their private home care arrangements with us. 

Learning | Luxury Living in the Golden Years

Whilst older adults are more likely to experience cognitive challenges as they age, the pursuit of new knowledge or the acquisition of a new skill is a great way to mitigate those difficulties. 

From the comfort of their own home, your loved one can pick up a new hobby or try out a new craft, such as gardening, baking, learning a new language or painting. 

If exploring London’s renowned hubs of historical or scientific learning would be of greater interest, our professional carers can organise excursions to the best across the city, from the Charles Dickens Museum to the Horniman Museum and Gardens, and many more. 

To explore our services further or book a consultation with us, please don’t hesitate to reach out to one of our dedicated team members. 

Alternatively, why not read our previous blog on the costs associated with home care assistance?