Family pressure prevents families from making decisions – SAN as a solution to “do what’s right for your own family.”

There is a very common fact: decision-making taking care of parents They are not only influenced by their immediate family but also by their extended family.

Aunts, uncles, and cousins sometimes have many opinions, but the responsibility isn't divided equally. This is a common problem associated with... the concept of filial piety In East Asian societies, it's easy to give advice, but difficult to actually do it.

The reality: Who is giving feedback and who is exhausted?

Many families find themselves in a dilemma when pressure from relatives takes over, leading to exhaustion and delays in making decisions.

• The person giving feedback not directly involved in care.
• The person directly responsible for care exhausted.
• The decision keeps getting delayed because "afraid of being criticized" or fear of offending relatives.

SAN: Separate listening and decision-making based on facts.

SAN It was created to help families separate two things: listening to societal opinions, but making decisions based on their own family's reality.

SAN is an application for caring for the elderly and senior citizens. caring for and nursing patientsThis allows families to proactively arrange care according to their actual capabilities, not according to the expectations of others.

With SAN, families don't need to make any announcements to relatives or give lengthy explanations. They just need to know that:

• Parents are safe care.
• Offspring not exhausted Because of the burden.
• Family relationships no stress.

That is the most important thing in maintaining harmony.

Confidentiality and family decision-making power.

Compared to nursing homes – a decision that is "public" and easily subject to discussion – SAN More discreet, more gentle. The family can fulfill their responsibility of caring for their loved one while avoiding unnecessary conflicts with the extended family.

In terms of cost, home care solutions via SAN start from... 45,000 – 80,000 VND/hour (Weekend +10%). This cost level helps families maintain their care plan without having to seek opinions from too many people. When costs are under control, families can more easily maintain their decision-making power and are not influenced by financial pressure from outsiders.

Conclusion: Doing what's right for your own home isn't selfish.

SAN believes that there is no one-size-fits-all care model. Every family has different circumstances and capabilities. The important thing is not to let external pressures harm those involved.

Doing what's right for your own family isn't selfish. That is the only way to go the distance, ensure a good quality of life for the person being cared for, and avoid breakdown within the small family.