How Does the Admission Process Work?
If interested in residential social services (Senior Home and Special Regime Home), please follow the steps below. A social worker is also available to assist with completing the Admission Application or provide additional information.
Admission Process to SeniorGarden
If you are interested in becoming our client, we recommend the following steps:
1
Connect with Us
We will first listen to your wishes
2
Submit Application
Includes an Admission Application and Current Medical Report
3
Personal Tour
A personal tour of the Home will be offered to you
4
Contract Signing
If everything is in order, we will sign the contract together
We’ll Help You with Everything
We have many years of experience operating Senior Homes. We know what you need and will help you along the way.
24/7 Availability
Fast and Easy
Client-Oriented Approach
Service cannot be provided when:
- aIf the applicant requests a different type of social service than what the provider offers.
- bWhen the social service is at full capacity.
- cIf the health condition of the person requesting residential social services prevents the provision of such a service.
- dIf the provider terminated the applicant’s contract for the same social service due to a breach of contractual obligations within the last 6 months before the new request.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Something Unclear?
We’d be happy to connect and clarify everything.
Can I come for an independent visit?
We're happy to introduce our Senior Home, show you around, and provide more information about our care services. To schedule a personal meeting, use the contact form or reach out to our social worker to arrange a visit date.
What conditions do I need to meet to be listed as an applicant?
To be listed as an applicant, you need to submit an Admission Application and a Current Medical Report. Forms are available on the website, or you can obtain them from the social worker at the Senior Home. After submitting the documents, a social worker will contact you by phone to guide you through the next steps.
I feel guilty for not being able to care for my parent.
This is natural. The decision is never easy. However, consider whether the person you're worried about may eventually need more care than you can provide on your own, both physically and mentally. You're caring alone, whereas here, there's a whole team.
I don't have a care allowance; is this a problem?
No, a social worker can assist you in obtaining the care allowance and help with other administrative matters, such as pension transfer, residency arrangements, or canceling SIPO.
Downloadable Documents
Forms to Download