Comprehensive Social Welfare and Support

Lamset Haya’s philosophy centers on humanity-first care. Our goal is to create a safe, joyful, and empowering environment where each resident can thrive in their own way.

We achieve this through:

• Personalized care plans

• A multi-disciplinary support team

• Inclusive social programming

• Open family participation

• Continuous emotional and mental support

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Social welfare begins with well-being. At Lamset Haya, we provide:

• 24/7 nursing and medical assistance

• Preventative health screenings

• Chronic illness management

• Rehabilitation and physiotherapy

• Nutritionist-supervised meal plans

• Fitness programs tailored to mobility

These services ensure that physical health becomes a solid foundation for meaningful social engagement.

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We address the mental and emotional challenges many elderly individuals face:

• Grief and loss

• Isolation and anxiety

• Cognitive changes

• Depression and trauma

Lamset Haya offers:

• One-on-one counseling

• Group therapy sessions

• Cognitive stimulation activities

• Regular emotional wellness assessments

With trained psychologists and compassionate caregivers, we create space for healing, connection, and emotional expression.

No one should ever feel alone in their later years. We actively build a close-knit community where every individual is respected and involved:

• Group dining to encourage conversation

• Open common areas and lounges

• Shared games and hobbies

• Resident councils and peer leadership

• Celebrations and themed events

These practices cultivate a real sense of belonging and shared identity.

At Lamset Haya, we celebrate life through:

• Art therapy and creative workshops

• Music and dance sessions

• Film screenings and book clubs

• Cultural days to honor traditions

• Birthday and holiday celebrations

• Outings to local parks and events

These activities stimulate the senses, encourage interaction, and bring joy to daily life.

We acknowledge the spiritual needs of our residents by:

• Organizing regular prayer sessions

• Hosting spiritual lectures and Quran recitations

• Offering personal spiritual counseling

• Observing religious holidays

• Creating a peaceful space for meditation or worship

Spiritual care supports inner peace, especially during times of reflection, grief, or illness.

Family is a vital pillar of well-being. That’s why Lamset Haya encourages:

• Open visiting hours

• Video call facilities

• Family involvement in care planning

• Family wellness workshops

• Weekly updates to loved ones

We maintain transparent and empathetic communication with every family.

Lamset Haya Elderly Care specializes in caring for:

• Alzheimer’s and dementia

• Parkinson’s disease

• Stroke recovery

• Mobility impairments

• Post-surgical rehabilitation

• Mental health conditions such as depression or PTSD

Each case is managed with expertise, sensitivity, and structured care plans.

We create custom care plans after thorough assessments:

• Health evaluations

• Psychological assessments

• Social and spiritual profiling

• Mobility and dietary analysis

• Family interviews

These plans are updated monthly to adapt to residents’ evolving needs.

Our staff is trained not just in medicine—but in empathy and communication. The team includes:

• Geriatricians and nurses

• Psychologists and counselors

• Physiotherapists

• Social workers

• Religious and cultural coordinators

Every interaction is designed to respect the resident’s dignity, privacy, and identity.

We utilize modern tools to improve life quality:

• Health monitoring systems

• Cognitive engagement apps

• Automated medication reminders

• Smart beds and fall detection

• Family video call platforms

Technology enhances safety, comfort, and connectivity.

Specialized in elderly wellness
Comprehensive social and emotional support
Diverse activities and spiritual care
Transparent family involvement
Clean, elegant, and safe environment
Affordable and flexible packages

We’re more than a nursing home—we’re a second family.