Want to send parents to daycare but worried they won't be used to it – SAN (Sanitation School) as a safe transitional solution.

Daycare for the elderly It's often seen as a "middle ground" option: dropping them off during the day and picking them up in the evening. It sounds reasonable, but for many families, the worry remains: "Will the parents be used to this?"

Elderly people are used to their own schedules, their own spaces, and every path in their homes. Having to go out every day, live in an unfamiliar place, and then return home in the evening is a significant burden for many. While many elderly people may agree to this arrangement, they are inwardly worried and stressed.

SAN – A safe preparation solution for the transition period.

SAN Help your family prepare for this transition period.

SAN is an application caring for the elderlyThis includes caregiving for the elderly, allowing families to gradually accustom the elderly to being cared for by others, even in a familiar environment. Once they are accustomed to a routine with assistance, moving out for daycare later will be less daunting.

The family can use the SAN during the day – during the exact hours they plan to use later. boarding schoolElderly people are used to having someone by their side, receiving assistance with meals, daily activities, and conversation. When they move to a semi-residential nursing home, they no longer feel "completely changed."

Observe reactions and reduce psychological risks.

From the perspective of the descendants, SAN This helps observe parents' reactions before making a decision. If the parents are not yet suitable, the family can continue home care. If the parents adapt well, the transition to daycare will be much smoother.

The cost of 45,000 – 80,000 VND/hour (weekends +10%) allows families to experiment with a transitional option without making a large upfront investment. This is a significant difference compared to enrolling in a daycare program immediately when things aren't certain.

SAN understands that not all families will object. nursing home or daycare. Many families just need a safe buffer zone to avoid psychologically harming the elderly.

SAN chose to stand in that position – not to replace, not to force, but to support, so that every transition happens as smoothly as possible.