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For the happiness and peace of Thai and foreign senior citizens

Foreign retirement home A2

Luxury Retirement Home (A2)

Elderly Home Project for Foreign Senior Citizens

Elderly Housing Project for Thai Senior Citizens A2/1

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​Additional project to build housing estates A2/1🌈 for Thai senior citizens, luxurious, safe, affordable, Bang Ban, Ayutthaya in Phase 1  ​ EP.1
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​3. Additional housing project A2/1 🌈 For Thai elderly, luxurious, safe, affordable, Bang Ban, Ayutthaya in Phase 1

3.1 As a result of the meeting🌈 The executives of Vicharn Group (VG) on July 10, 2025 🕓 agreed to establish a housing project for the elderly, luxurious, safe, affordable and importantly, not flooded. It is the first in Thailand. 🕓 It is a supplementary project of the construction of the A2 retirement home of the MIT project. https://aphichaphuttakaya.wixsite.com/2496/retirement-home-a2  🕓

🔹 The project is located on the land of the M 3 Bang Ban Ayutthaya extension project in Phase 1 🕓 On an area of approximately 7 rai, it is built as a single-storey house and townhouse, each plot is 100 square wah and 1 rai  🕓 On land 1.) Different levels (as shown in the picture) with a 180-degree view and 2.) On the same level

🔹It must be built on an artificial island, 5-10 meters high, to get a view and permanently prevent flooding. 🕓

🔹We are honored to have Mr. Suwit Wisessamphan, the engineering advisor of the MIT project https://aphichaphuttakaya.wixsite.com/2496/management-team 🕓to be the construction director and designer for this additional project. 🕓

🔹The executives have discussed the housing project at M3 for 8 months. 🕓Now is the right time to officially announce that Wichian Group will open a housing project for the elderly from now on. 🕓

🔹Along with the organic agriculture project M3 Bang Ban, Ayutthaya and

🔹It is a pilot project for the MIT project's A2 elderly housing project for foreigners. https://aphichaphuttakaya.wixsite.com/2496/retirement-home-a2

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3.2) Supplementary project to develop housing estates A2/1 🌈 for Thai senior citizens, luxurious, safe, affordable, Bang Ban, Ayutthaya in Phase 1  EP2

3.2.) Housing development project 🌈 for Thai elderly A2/1 https://aphichaphuttakaya.wixsite.com/infographic/%E0%B9%8Cnursing-home#a21

🔹 This is the idea of Mr. Wicharn Wattanachiranan , a geologist from Chiang Mai University and has experience in inspecting the maintenance of EGAT's dams in the past. He is an expert in artificial island construction on land and has experience and techniques for building structures on the hillside. The Executive Director of Construction of the MIT Project and the operator of the Khemanat Sand Pit. He wants to bring together seniors, friends, and juniors. They started talking about it 8 months ago, many times.   ... For Thai Elderly A2/1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lyiwj294Ilw&list=PLschAZB_Q5Wfa6ch2E_I4RWKhdnsnmrMR&index=132   ... https://goo.gl/maps/9Xt9Bs2Y2RJqC3jTA
🔹 On an island 10-15 meters high For privacy On a high, prominent view And no flooding The house has 2 levels: 1. L A2/1 is on a high hill at the same level at a height of 10-15 meters. Get a 360-degree view And 2. H A2/1 is on the shoulder of a 4-story artificial island hill, like in Greece and Italy.

🔹 On a plot of land of 100 square meters, there is a fence of a house that is not high or a fence of trees with flowers.
Like the sun By building on an artificial island On the land 15 meters high There is a walkway And a road up to the hill And there is a pond and a sandy beach at the base of the artificial island.
🔹 Affordable price Near the hospital And not far from the community and development There are 2 entrances and exits, not far from Don Mueang Airport, only 75 km., 1 hour and 5 minutes drive, and 104 km. from Suvarnabhumi Airport, 1 hour and 23 minutes drive. 🔹 Easier to resell than selling houses in other places and sell at a good price. Plus, foreigners like this uniqueness.

🔹 Mr. Wichian has now contacted to buy more land, approximately 13 rai, to supplement the housing project 🌈 for the elderly A2/1. There is another exit, which is a concrete road of the alley next to the Khemanat sand pit, making the housing estate for the elderly Thais will have a distance of about 200 meters to the main road. ... Those interested in investing in cheap land that is not flooded

🔹 Please contact the VG executives immediately before the Chao Phraya 2 project opens https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5D5VlrK3tGQ   After that, the land in Bang Ban, Bang Sai, Phak Hai and nearby areas will be more expensive than the price of gold.

🔹 I would like to confirm that the water will probably flood even after the Chao Phraya 2 project opens.   Because the world is getting warmer. From the interview clip of Asst. Prof. Dr. Thon Thamrongnawasawat, Deputy Dean, Faculty of Fisheries, Kasetsart University and other clips, totaling 37 clips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ys4fX2XklI&list=PL7zJ0rriQYiKbzl8t9y5DpEINPAAiI4dR&index=34   ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpXB83i1T2c&list=PLschAZB_Q5Wfa6ch2E_I4RWKhdnsnmrMR&index=133                

2. ) TikTok : https://www.tiktok.com/@sydney_spirit63/video/7525392516397419794

     

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4. Why is Thailand a suitable location for nursing home investment?

Proposing a nursing home project on an artificial island or elevated land of 5-10 meters with a pond for landscaping, reducing heat and preventing flooding permanently is a very interesting idea for foreign investors.
Proposal of a nursing home project for foreigners in Thailand (Artificial Island/Elevated Land Concept)

 

1. Essential topics to present to foreign investors

Presenting a project to foreign investors must cover key points that fully meet their needs and concerns.

Topic 1: Why is Thailand a suitable location for nursing home investment?

Thailand has several fundamental factors that make it an attractive destination for foreign nursing home investment.

 

1.1 The climate is not too cold, not too hot and has no history of major earthquakes.

 

Weather: Thailand has a hot and humid climate all year round, which is suitable for the elderly who often have joint problems and cold. In addition, developing on an artificial island or elevated land will help reduce the impact of the heat and provide a shady atmosphere from the pond.

References:

Article: "Climate of Thailand" - Wikipedia (General information about weather)

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Thailand

 

Natural disasters: Most of Thailand, especially the central and southern regions, are at a lower risk of major earthquakes than many countries in the region, giving investors and residents confidence in their safety.

References:

Article: "Earthquakes in Thailand" - Wikipedia (Showing historical earthquake data)

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquakes_in_Thailand

YouTube: "Why Thailand Is Safe From Major Earthquakes" (There may be news channels/documents that provide this information) - Search using the keywords "Thailand earthquake risk"

 

1.2 Thai Culture

Gentleness and service: Thai culture is characterized by kindness, humility, and heartfelt service, which are very important in caring for the elderly.

References:

Article: "Culture of Thailand" - Wikipedia (Overview of culture)

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Thailand

YouTube: "Thai Culture: An Introduction" or "The Land of Smiles: Thai Hospitality" - Search using the words "Thai culture hospitality" or "Thai kindness"

 

1.3 Social acceptance of government and private hospitals

Hospital quality: Thailand has both government and private hospitals with high standards, especially many private hospitals that are internationally recognized, have specialized medical personnel and modern technology.

References:

Article: "Medical tourism in Thailand" - Wikipedia (mentioning hospitals with international standards)

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_tourism_in_Thailand

YouTube: "Top Hospitals in Thailand" or "Medical Tourism in Thailand: Why Choose Thailand?" - Search using the words "Thailand medical tourism" or "Best hospitals in Thailand"

 

1.4 Medical capabilities of modern doctors

Medical personnel: Thai doctors are knowledgeable and recognized internationally. Many have graduated from leading institutions around the world and have experience in treating complex diseases.

References:

Article: "Healthcare in Thailand" - Wikipedia (Overview of the public health system)

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Healthcare_in_Thailand

YouTube: "Thai Doctors: International Standards" (may contain documentaries/news) - Search using the term "Thai medical expertise"

 

1.5 Acceptance of nursing care for the sick or elderly by nurses or nursing assistants

Caring with heart: Thai nurses and nursing assistants are praised for their caring, patience, and compassionate care for patients and the elderly, which is important for nursing homes.

References:

Article: "Nursing in Thailand" (Information on the education and practice of Thai nurses) - Search on Google Scholar or medical journals

Link: You may need to search for related academic journals Or articles from nursing organizations

YouTube: "Thai Nurses: Compassionate Care" or "The Role of Thai Caregivers in Elderly Care" - Search using the words "Thai nursing care" or "Thai elderly care"

 

1.6 Acceptance of Thai herbs and treatment by Thai traditional medicine

Local wisdom: Thai traditional medicine and Thai herbs have been accepted and have played an important role in the health care of Thai people for a long time. Many foreign elderly people have begun to take an interest in this alternative treatment.

References:

Article: "Traditional Thai medicine" - Wikipedia

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traditional_Thai_medicine

YouTube: "Thai Traditional Medicine: Healing Herbs" or "Benefits of Thai Herbal Medicine" - Search using the words "Thai traditional medicine" or "Thai herbal remedies"

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Topic 2: Thai Characteristics

The specific characteristics of Thai people are important factors that make caring for foreign elderly people smooth and effective.

 

2.1 Appropriate Thai character traits as nursing and elderly care providers

Friendliness and good nature: Thai people are known as the "Land of Smiles", which reflects their kind, friendly and helpful nature.

Respect for the Elderly: Thai culture instills respect and care for the elderly, which is an important foundation for providing services to residents.

Patience and gentleness: Thai personnel tend to be highly patient and gentle in caring for patients and the elderly.

References:

Article: "Thai Culture and Etiquette: Respect for Elders" - Articles about Thai culture (may be from tourism or culture websites)

Link: Search using the words "Thai culture respect for elders" or "Thai hospitality characteristics"

YouTube: "Why Thai People Are So Friendly" or "Understanding Thai Culture: Respect" - Search using the words "Thai character traits" or "Thai values"

 

2.2 In terms of caring for the elderly, the elderly who are Thai or foreigners

Experience and Expertise: Many Thai staff have experience caring for the elderly, both domestically and internationally, giving them an understanding of the needs and issues that the elderly face.

Adaptability: Thai staff are able to adapt well to cultural differences and the specific needs of the elderly expatriate population.

References:

Article/Report: "The Growth of Elderly Care in Thailand" (may contain research or reports from the Ministry of Public Health that discuss the capabilities of the staff)

Link: Search using the words "Elderly care in Thailand challenges opportunities" or "Thai caregivers for seniors"

YouTube: "Stories of Thai Caregivers" (may contain interview videos or documentaries about elderly care) - Search using the words "Thai senior care quality"

 

3. International Elderly Residents

The project presentation should emphasize how the nursing home can accommodate and meet the diverse needs of residents from different cultures.

Eastern Europeans: Value a sense of community, social activities, familiar foods, and close care

Western Europeans: Value privacy, outdoor activities, physical and mental health, and professional services

Germans: want correctness, order, efficiency, and activities that emphasize health and knowledge

Russians: appreciate warmth, caring, expressive activities, and comforting food

Saudis: value religious principles (halal), privacy, gender-segregated care (if possible), and politeness

Mainlanders: are interested in holistic health (traditional Chinese medicine, Tai Chi), intellectual activities (mahjong), and healthy food

Japanese: emphasize cleanliness, tranquility, arts and culture, and thoughtful service

Americans: want independence, a variety of activity options, high-standard health services, and direct communication

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2.) Activities for foreign nursing homes in Thailand

 

In order for foreign nursing home projects in Thailand to be successful and attractive to investors, I would like to propose a variety of activities that are suitable for the target group of elderly people, divided by activity type and group of residents as follows:

 

1.) Indoor activities

Indoor activities are important to promote both physical and mental health, as well as being an opportunity for the elderly to socialize, especially on days when the weather is not suitable.

Modified Yoga & Pilates: Suitable for all levels of elderly people, focusing on stretching, increasing flexibility and relaxation.

YouTube: "Chair Yoga for Seniors" or "Gentle Pilates for Seniors"

Board Games & Card Games: Such as chess, dominoes, bingo, or mahjong, help train the brain and planning skills.

Crafts & Arts: Such as knitting, crocheting, drawing, coloring, or making decorations, help promote creativity and concentration.

Movie & Documentary Screenings: Organize interesting movies or documentaries that are suitable for the elderly.

Language & Culture Learning: Organize Thai language classes or learn about Thai culture for foreigners.

Library & Reading Corner: Provide a variety of magazines, newspapers and books in English and other languages that are popular among Europeans.

Live Music Performances: Invite musicians to play classical, jazz or folk songs that are popular among Europeans.


2.) Outdoor Activities

Outdoor activities allow seniors to fully experience nature, receive gentle sunlight and do activities that promote physical health.

Strolling in the Garden: Create a beautiful garden with a safe and shady path for seniors to walk and relax.

Light Gardening: Planting small trees or taking care of a flower garden helps the body move and feel relaxed.

YouTube: "Gardening for Seniors"

Tricycle Riding: If there is a safe area and path, tricycle riding is a fun and good exercise activity.

Thai & International Kite Flying: This is a fun and relaxing activity for the eyes.

Picnics: Organize a picnic in a park or nearby area to give the elderly a change of scenery.

Gentle Nature Walks: If there is a gentle and safe hiking trail nearby, you can organize a short hiking trip.

 

3.) Water Activities

Water activities are popular among the elderly because they help reduce impact on joints and are a good cooling activity in Thailand's weather.

Aqua Therapy: Gentle water exercise helps restore the body and reduce joint pain.

YouTube: "Aqua Aerobics for Seniors"

Leisurely Swimming: Find a pool with a suitable depth and safety rails.

Floating: Floating in the water in a relaxed way helps reduce stress and relax muscles.

Water Games: Such as water volleyball or other fun water activities that do not require much energy.

 

4.) Popular and appropriate sports names

Sports help the elderly maintain their physical health and agility.

Petanque: This is a very popular sport in Europe, especially France, and does not require much energy. But it requires concentration and skill.

Bowling: Can be adapted to suit seniors by using a lighter ball.

Golf: For those who have played or are interested, you can organize a short round of golf or practice putting.

Chair Yoga: This is an adaptation of yoga poses to suit seniors who may have limited mobility.

YouTube: "Chair Yoga for Seniors"

Brisk Walking: This is an easy exercise that is beneficial to the heart and blood vessels.

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5.) Activities for Seniors Living with Spouses

Activities that promote bonding and spending time together are important for couples.

Couple Cooking Classes: Learn how to cook Thai or international food together.

Gentle Ballroom Dancing: Such as a waltz or a gentle tango, which helps to move the body and have fun.

YouTube: "Senior Ballroom Dance Lessons"

Couple's Spa & Massage: Relaxing together.

Two-Player Board Games: Such as chess, Scrabble, or card games.

Short Excursions: Organizing a trip to a nearby attraction that is interesting and easy to get to.

 

6.) Activities for Seniors Living Without Spouses

Activities that promote social interaction and creating new friendships are important for couples living without spouses.

Book Clubs: Discuss books read together, create conversation and friendship.

Art & Craft Classes: A great opportunity to meet people with similar interests.

Discussion Groups: Discuss topics of interest.

Shopping Trips or Market Visits: These are activities that get you outside and meet people.

Volunteering: If possible, organize small volunteer activities in your local community to help you feel valued and included.

 

7. Wheelchair Activities for Seniors

It is important to design activities that are wheelchair accessible so that everyone can participate and feel fully engaged.

 

Chair Yoga & Wheelchair Exercises: These exercises focus on upper body movement and stretching.

YouTube: "Wheelchair Exercises for Seniors"

 

Board Games & Card Games: These can be played on an adjustable table.

 

Tabletop Crafts: These include beading, painting, or flower arranging.

 

Movie Screenings & Concerts: These can be held in a wheelchair-accessible area.

 

Wheelchair Accessible Excursions: Such as museums, art galleries, or parks with ramps and accessible restrooms

 

Music Therapy: Listening to music, singing, or playing simple instruments

 

Group Discussions: Held in a spacious, wheelchair-accessible room

Considerations for each group of seniors

 

Eastern Europeans:

Social and family-oriented activities: Such as parties, multiplayer games

Food and culture: Offering familiar dishes or Eastern European cooking classes

Music and art: Playing traditional music or performing performances related to their culture

 

Western Europeans:

Privacy and relaxation activities: Such as reading corners, massages

Outdoor activities: Walking in a park, golf, or biking

Personal interests: May be interested in art, classical music, or learning a language

 

German Group:

Healthy and orderly activities: such as scheduled exercises, precision sports (e.g. petanque)

Nature and outdoor activities: light hiking, gardening

Knowledge and information: Provide German-language newspapers or magazines

Organizing these activities can help create a comfortable environment and stimulate investment, as it shows concern for the quality of life of the elderly and an understanding of the diverse needs of different nationalities.

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​3.) Activities for foreign nursing homes in Thailand

Designing diverse activities that are appropriate for the needs of senior citizens from various races is the key to attracting investors and building quality nursing homes in Thailand. I would like to propose activities for new target groups of senior citizens, divided by activity type and resident groups as follows:

 

1.) Indoor activities

Indoor activities are important to promote both physical and mental health, as well as being an opportunity for the elderly to socialize, especially on days when the weather is not suitable.

Modified Yoga & Pilates: Suitable for senior citizens of all abilities, focusing on stretching, increasing flexibility, and relaxing.

YouTube: "Chair Yoga for Seniors" or "Gentle Pilates for Seniors"

Board Games & Card Games: Such as chess, dominoes, bingo, mahjong (popular among Chinese people), or various card games, helping to train the brain and planning skills.

Crafts & Arts: Such as knitting, crocheting, drawing, painting, making decorations, or paper crafting (Origami - popular among Japanese people) to promote creativity and concentration.

Movie & Documentary Screenings: Show interesting movies or documentaries that are appropriate for the elderly. They may be screened from the residents' home country.

Language & Culture Learning: Organize Thai language classes or learn about Thai culture, including cultural exchanges among residents.

Library & Reading Corner: Provide a variety of magazines, newspapers, and books in English and other languages that are popular among residents.

Live Music Performances: Invite musicians to play classical, jazz, folk, or contemporary music that is popular among different cultures.

Karaoke: A fun and popular activity in many cultures, especially Asians, that allows for release and laughter.

 

2.) Outdoor Activities

Outdoor activities allow the elderly to fully experience nature, get some sunlight, and do activities that promote physical health.

Strolling in the Garden: Arrange a beautiful garden with a safe and shady walkway for the elderly to walk and relax.

Light Gardening: Planting small trees or taking care of a flower garden helps the body move and feel relaxed.

YouTube: "Gardening for Seniors"

Tricycle Riding: If there is a safe area and path, tricycles are a fun and good exercise activity.

Thai & International Kite Flying: This is a fun and relaxing activity for the eyes.

Picnics: Organize a picnic in a park or nearby area, allowing the elderly to change the atmosphere and eat outside.

Gentle Nature Walks: If there is a non-steep and safe walking path nearby, organize a short walk.

 

3.) Water Activities

Water activities are popular with the elderly because they reduce impact on joints and are a good way to cool down in Thailand's weather.

Aqua Therapy: Gentle exercise in water Helps restore the body and reduce joint pain

YouTube: "Aqua Aerobics for Seniors"

Leisurely Swimming: Arrange a pool with a suitable depth and safety handrails

Floating: Floating in the water in a relaxed manner helps reduce stress and relax muscles

Water Games: Such as water volleyball or other fun water activities that do not require much strength

 

4.) Popular and appropriate sports names

Sports help the elderly maintain their physical health and agility

Petanque: A sport that does not require much strength, but requires concentration and skill

Bowling: Can be adjusted to suit the elderly by using a lighter ball

Golf: For those who have played or are interested, you can organize a short round of golf or practice putting

Chair Yoga: Adjust yoga postures to suit the elderly who may have limited mobility

YouTube: "Chair Yoga for Seniors"

Brisk Walking: An easy exercise that is beneficial to the heart and blood vessels

Tai Chi/Qigong: An art of slow movement It helps to balance the body, mind and breath, and is popular among the Chinese and Japanese.

YouTube: "Tai Chi for Seniors" or "Qigong for Beginners"

 

5.) Activities for Seniors Living with Spouses

Activities that promote bonding and spending time together are important for couples.

Couple Cooking Classes: Learn to cook Thai or international food together, possibly including food from their home countries.

Gentle Ballroom Dancing: Such as a waltz or a gentle tango, which helps the body move and have fun.

YouTube: "Senior Ballroom Dance Lessons"

Couple's Spa & Massage: Relaxing together.

Two-Player Board Games: Such as chess, Scrabble, or card games.

Short Excursions: Organize a trip to a nearby interesting and easily accessible tourist attraction, focusing on a romantic atmosphere or a place suitable for a relaxing getaway together.

Learn Gentle Self-Defense Classes: Such as Tai Chi or other low-impact self-defense arts for health and social activities.

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6.) Activities for Seniors Living Without a Spouse

Activities that promote social interaction and new friendships are important for seniors living without a spouse.

Book Clubs: Discuss books read together, create conversation and friendship.

Art & Craft Classes: A great opportunity to meet people with similar interests.

Discussion Groups: Discuss topics of interest. Groups can be organized by language or shared interests.

Shopping Trips or Market Visits: Activities that allow you to get out and meet people.

Volunteering: If possible, organize small volunteer activities in your local community to help you feel valued and included.

Group Games & Social Gatherings: Such as bingo, word games, or themed parties to encourage interaction.

 

7.) Activities for Seniors in Wheel Chairs

It is important to design activities that are wheelchair accessible so that everyone can participate and feel fully included.

Chair Yoga & Wheelchair Exercises: These exercises focus on upper body movement and stretching.

YouTube: "Wheelchair Exercises for Seniors"

Board Games & Card Games: These can be played on an adjustable table.

Tabletop Crafts: These include beading, drawing, or flower arranging.

Movie Screenings & Concerts: These are held in a wheelchair-accessible area.

Wheelchair Accessible Excursions: These include museums, art galleries, or parks with ramps and accessible restrooms.

Music Therapy: Listening to music, singing, or playing a simple instrument.

Group Discussions: These are held in a spacious, wheelchair-accessible room.

 

 

Considerations for Each Group of Seniors

Russians:

Social and family-oriented activities: such as parties, celebration of important Russian holidays (e.g. New Year, Maslenitsa)

Music and Arts: Playing Russian folk songs, performing classical music, or watching Russian films/documents

Food: Familiar Russian dishes may be prepared or some ingredients are imported

Outdoor Activities: Walking, relaxing garden activities

 

Saudi Arabians:

Culture and Religion: Providing clean and quiet prayer rooms, respecting prayer times, providing halal food

Privacy: May place a high value on privacy in relaxing and engaging in certain activities

Socializing: Emphasizing activities where groups can meet and talk in a friendly manner

Facilities: May have a need for modern and comfortable facilities

 

Mainland Chinese:

Health and Herbalism: Emphasizing holistic health care, may be interested in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Tai Chi, Qigong

Games and Hobbies: Popular Mahjong, Chinese chess, Chinese calligraphy (Calligraphy)

Food: Offers a variety of familiar Chinese cuisine, with an emphasis on health food

Festivals: Celebrates important Chinese festivals (e.g., Chinese New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival)

 

Japanese:

Cleanliness and Orderliness: Places a high value on cleanliness and orderliness

Arts and Culture: Interested in the art of flower arranging (Ikebana), tea ceremony (Tea Ceremony), origami (Origami), or visiting Japanese gardens

Health and Peace: Enjoys hot spring baths (Onsen/Ofuro - if facilities are available), meditation, yoga, Tai Chi

Service: Expects courteous service and attention to detail

 

American:

Independence and Participation: Wants to participate in decision-making and self-selecting activities

Health and Fitness: Enjoys a variety of exercises, such as yoga, swimming, golf, brisk walking

Entertainment: Interested in entertainment activities, such as movies, live music, a variety of board games

Social: Enjoys meeting new people and joining discussion groups

Food: Familiar with a variety of cuisines, may enjoy Western and Thai food

Through careful and culturally sensitive organizing of these events, it can help create a welcoming environment and stimulate investor interest.

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4.) What 7 groups of Thai personnel should know about residents of each nationality

Personnel Group 1: Nurses, Nursing Assistants

Important things to know: In addition to medical knowledge, Understanding the culture around health and pain expression will help to deliver effective care and build trust.

 

Order / Ethnic group / Like - Like / Dislike - Avoid / Additional informationEthnic group

1 / Eastern European / Friendliness, Family involvement in care decisions / Neglect of personal feelings, Hard communication / May have high pain tolerance, Prefer caring that is considerate and approachable

2 / Western European / Professionalism, Clear information, Respect for privacy / Violation of privacy, Decision making on behalf of the patient / Often well-informed about health information, Want to be involved in medical decision-making

3 / German / Punctuality, Accuracy, Detailed explanation of procedures / Unclear, Doing things Unsystematic / Focus on schedule and correct practice, like to plan ahead

4 / Russian / Warm and friendly communication, caring / Coldness, rushing care

May be emotionally expressive, appreciate caring with compassion

5 / Saudi / Respect for culture and religion (e.g. dress code, prayer room), same-sex care / Unnecessary body contact with opposite sex, ignoring religious restrictions / Focus on cleanliness and purity, care should take into account Islamic principles

6 / Mainland Chinese / Holistic care (Chinese medicine), massage therapy, herbal medicine / unclear communication, lack of understanding of traditional beliefs / believe in Qi, may have concerns about "cold" and "heat" in the body

7 / Japanese / politeness, meticulous care and attention to detail, respect for privacy / loud noise, rushing, lack of cleanliness / importance of nodding/bowing, may not express pain overtly

8 / American / participation in decision-making, providing choices, direct but polite communication / coercion, lack of information, unprofessional service / need for complete information to make decisions, value privacy

 

 

Understanding the likes, dislikes and avoidances of each nationality of residents is essential to the success of an international nursing home in Thailand. This insight will help the 7 groups of Thai personnel to provide quality services, create satisfaction and attract investors in the long run.

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What 7 groups of Thai personnel should know about residents of each nationality

Personnel Group 1: Nurses, Nursing Assistants

Important to know: In addition to medical knowledge, understanding the culture of health and pain expression will help to provide effective care and build trust.

 

Order / Ethnic Group / Like - Like / Dislike - Should be avoided / Additional information

1 / Eastern Europeans / Friendliness, Family involvement in care decisions / Neglect of personal feelings, Hard communication / May have high pain tolerance, Like caring and accessible care

2 / Western Europeans / Professionalism, Providing clear information, Respecting privacy / Violating privacy, Making decisions on behalf of others / Often well-educated in health information, Wanting to participate in medical decisions

3 / Germans / Punctuality, Accuracy, Detailed explanation of procedures / Ambiguity, Unsystematic / Focus on schedule and correct practice, Like to plan ahead

4  / Russian / Warm and friendly communication, Caring / Coldness, Rushing to care

May be emotionally expressive, Appreciate caring with compassion

5  / Saudi Arabian / Respect for culture and religion (e.g. dress code, prayer room), Same-sex care / Unnecessary body contact with opposite sex, Neglect of religious restrictions / Focus on cleanliness and purity, Care should take into account Islamic principles

6  / Mainland Chinese / Holistic care (Chinese medicine), massage therapy, herbal medicine / Unclear communication, lack of understanding of traditional beliefs / Believe in Qi, may have concerns about "cold" and "heat" in the body

7 / Japanese / Politeness, meticulous care and attention to detail, respect for privacy / Loudness, rushing, lack of cleanliness / Emphasis on nodding and bowing, may not express pain overtly

8 / American / Participation in decision-making, providing choices, direct but polite communication / Coercion, lack of information, unprofessional service / Need complete information to make decisions, value privacy

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Group 2 personnel: Outdoor and indoor water-related event organizers  /  Group 3.) Recreation organizers
Important to know: Organizing activities that match the tastes and abilities of residents will help them to participate and enjoy themselves.

 

Order / Ethnic group / Favorite activities - Favorite / Disliked activities - Avoid / Additional information

1 / Eastern Europeans / Group activities with a social focus (dancing, singing), board games, cooking local food / Too solitary activities, too serious competitions / Enjoy celebrations and socializing activities

2 / Western Europeans / Outdoor activities (walking, light cycling), golf, petanque, hydrotherapy, book clubs / Forced activities, too strenuous activities / Enjoy health-promoting and relaxing activities, appreciate silence

3 / Germans / Structured and purposeful activities (gardening, crafts), hiking, tai chi / Nonsense activities, no rules / Likes discipline and correctness in doing activities

4  /  Russians  /  Activities that involve singing/dancing, board games (chess), storytelling, making art  /  Activities that involve speed, activities that limit expression  /  Aesthetic, likes activities that involve expression and sharing

5  /  Saudis  /  Activities that require privacy, small group conversations, reading, religious activities  /  Activities that involve exposing the body, activities with loud music (if inappropriate)  /  May like gender-segregated activities Or activities that can be done with family

6  / Mainland Chinese /  Tai Chi, Qigong, Mahjong, Chinese chess, Chinese calligraphy, cooking /  Strength-intensive activities, activities that require fast movement /  Emphasis on maintaining balance of body and mind

7  / Japanese /  Flower arranging (Ikebana), tea ceremony, origami, Tai Chi, gardening, meditation /  Noisy activities, serious competition, fast-paced activities / Appreciate simple beauty and tranquility

8  / American /  Variety of activities, fitness, yoga, board games, film club, volunteer activities /  Repetitive activities, lack of choice /  Like participation and choice in activities

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​Group 4: Nutritionist / 5.) Food preparer / 6.) Beverage preparer

 

Important to know: Food and beverage is a major factor affecting the quality of life and satisfaction of residents. Understanding religious, cultural and personal preferences is essential.

 

Order / Ethnic group / Favorite food and beverage - Favorite / Disliked food and beverage - Avoid / Additional information

1 / Eastern European / Comfort food (soups, stews), bread, dairy products, meat / Spicy, overly exotic food / May have some foods associated with important holidays

2 / Western European / Familiar food (Mediterranean, Continental), salads, bread, wine (in moderation)

/ Oily food, highly seasoned food / Focus on quality of ingredients and nutritional balance

3    / Germans / Hearty food (sausages, potatoes), whole wheat bread, beer (in moderation) / Spicy food, food that is too high in fat / Prefers well-rounded food and moderate portions

4  / Russians / Soup (Borscht), Pelmeni (dumplings), black bread, tea (frequently) / Mild food, spicy food / May prefer black tea and warm beverages

5  / Saudis / Halal food (meat slaughtered according to religious principles), Arab food (Basmati rice, lamb, dates) / Pork, alcohol, non-halal food / Separate kitchen required Or ensure that the cooking process is 100% Halal

6   /  Mainland Chinese  /   Rice, noodles, soup, balanced yin-yang diet, Chinese tea  / Raw food, cold food, too much dairy products  / Belief that food affects health and disease

7   /  Japanese  / Rice, miso soup, fish, vegetables, green tea, fresh and refined food  / Spicy food, greasy food, food with strong smells  / Emphasis on the beauty of food and quality of ingredients

8  / American  /   Variety of food (American, European, Asian), American breakfast, coffee  / Food that is not fresh, food that is not seasoned well  / There may be dietary restrictions (allergies, diabetes, vegetarianism), please ask first

Group 7: Personal housekeeper

Important things to know: Taking care of the room and personal belongings of residents with cultural understanding Will create comfort and trust

 

Order / Ethnic group / Likes - Favorites / Dislikes - Should be avoided / Additional information

1 / Eastern Europeans / Tidyness, regular maintenance / Unannounced schedule changes / May like to decorate the room with personal items

2 / Western Europeans / Spotless cleanliness, respect for personal property, quiet / Unauthorized movement of belongings, noise disturbance / Great importance on privacy and personal space

3 / Germans / Highest cleanliness, correctness of arrangement of objects, punctuality / Dirtiness, disorder, mistakes / High expectations for cleanliness and neatness

4 / Russians / Cleanliness, good grooming, attention to small details / Roughness, Neglect of cleanliness / May appreciate caring care

5 / Saudi Arabian / Immaculate cleanliness, Special care of the bathroom, Keeping personal belongings out of sight / Neglect of cleanliness, Disturbing prayer time / May have religious personal belongings that should be taken care of with special care

6 / Mainland Chinese / Cleanliness, Feng Shui arrangement (if the guest believes), Quietness / Dirtiness, Unnecessary moving of belongings (if affecting Feng Shui) / May have beliefs about the placement of belongings

7 / Japanese / Perfect cleanliness, Neatness, Meticulous arrangement, Quietness / Even slight dirt, Messy, Noisy / Emphasize meticulous cleaning

8 / American / Cleanliness, Respect for personal space, Advance notice before cleaning / Violation of privacy, Not receiving permission before entering the room / May have a lot of personal belongings You should inquire about storage.

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​6.) What 7 groups of Thai personnel should know about residents of each nationality

 

Understanding cultural sensitivity will help personnel provide personalized services, create satisfaction, and promote well-being for the elderly.

 

Group 1 personnel: Thai physiotherapists

Important things to know: Caring for the body of the elderly must take into account comfort, sensitivity to touch And attitudes towards therapy

 

Order / Ethnic group / Like - Like / Dislike - Should be avoided / Additional information

1 / Eastern Europeans / Treatment with clear results, Family involvement in care, Direct communication

/ Complicated therapy, Neglect of personal advice / May like massage to relax muscles, Focus on the progress of therapy

2 / Western Europeans / Clear explanation of steps, Professionalism, Respect for privacy during physiotherapy

/ Unnecessary touching, Rushing the process / Often study information about the therapy in advance, Focus on participation in planning

3 / Germans / Punctuality, Accuracy of postures, Clearly stating the goals of therapy / Disorganization, Making mistakes / Expect correctness and discipline in physiotherapy, Like a fixed schedule

4 / Russian / Attentive care, relaxing massage, friendly communication / Coldness, rushing / May prefer conversation during treatment, appreciate compassionate care

5  / Saudi Arabian / Same-sex treatment, modesty in dress, personal space / Unnecessary body contact with opposite sex, physical exposure / Nurse/physiotherapist should be of the same gender as the patient if possible

6  / Mainland Chinese / Integrative therapies based on traditional Chinese medicine (e.g. acupuncture, cupping - if available), Tai Chi, Qigong / Vigorous movements, treatment focused solely on modern medicine / Believe in the balance of the body (yin-yang), may be concerned about "wind" or "moisture" in the body

7  / Japanese / Modesty, attention to small details of posture, quietness / Loud noise, rushing, Rough touch / Emphasis on nodding/bowing, may not be overtly painful

8 / American / Participation in treatment selection, choice, direct communication / Coercion, lack of information / Need for complete information to make decisions, Value individual rights

 


Group 2: Thai Massage Therapists

Important to know: Thai massage is uniquely Thai. Communication, understanding and respect for individual preferences are important.

 

Order / Ethnic Group / Likes - Favorites / Dislikes - Avoid / Additional Notes

1 / Eastern Europeans / Relaxing massage, muscle-focused massage, little talking during massage / Too intense massage, too quiet / May particularly like back and shoulder massage

2 / Western Europeans / Relaxing massage, pain relief massage (if available), privacy / Painful massage, too much talking / Spa-like massage, hygiene-conscious

3 / Germans / Medical-focused massage, precision acupressure, explanation of technique / Unintentional massage, loud massage / Prefer massage with clear and logical results

4 / Russians / Warm massage, Stress-relieving massage, full body massage / Cold massage, rushed massage / May prefer a massage that is more thorough and relaxing

5 / Saudi Arabian / Same-sex massage, Modest dress code, Privacy / Opposite-sex massage, Exposure / Private massage rooms and staff of the same gender should be arranged

6 / Mainland Chinese / Acupressure, Chi flow massage, Foot massage / Too intense massage, Muscle-focused massage / Believed to balance the body

7 / Japanese / Gentle but effective massage, Quiet massage, Attentive to detail massage / Painful massage, Vigorous massage, Noisy massage / Prefer relaxation and stress-relief massage

8 / American / Variety of massages (relaxation massage, massage therapy), massage that can be adjusted in strength / massage that is too painful, massage that is not clean / may require specific points or specific purposes

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Group 3: Thai Cooking Instructors

Important to know: Cooking instruction is an interesting cultural activity. It is important to adapt to the tastes and limitations of the learner.

 

Order / Ethnic Group / Like - Favorite / Dislike - Should be avoided / Additional information

1 / Eastern European / Easy Thai dishes, Not too spicy, Thai dessert making / Complex dishes, Too spicy dishes

May like dishes that require a lot of hands-on experience And can be taken back to cook at home

2   /   Western Europeans /  Popular Thai menus, menus that emphasize vegetables/herbs, learning the history of food   /   Menu with very strong flavors, menus with ingredients that are too exotic   /   Like teaching that provides information about ingredients and benefits

3   /  Germans   / Menu with clear steps, detailed teaching, learning the exact ingredients   /   Menu without a fixed recipe, teaching that is not step by step   /   Emphasis on the correctness of the recipe and cooking steps

4   /  Russians /  Colorful Thai menus, easy to make menus, making Thai desserts   / Complicated menus, menus with too strong flavors   / May like cooking that allows you to try many things

5   /  Saudi Arabians /  Halal Thai menus, menus without pork or alcohol, cooking with mild flavors   / Menu with pork or alcohol, food that is not cooked according to Halal standards   / Check all ingredients to make sure they are halal

6  / Mainland Chinese / Healthy menu, menu using herbs, balanced cooking / Greasy menu, spicy menu, raw food / Believe that food is good for health, may be interested in nourishing menu

7  / Japanese / Thai menu focusing on freshness, beautiful presentation, not very spicy menu / Strong flavor menu, menu using a lot of oil / Appreciate the attention to detail in cooking and plating

8    / American / Popular Thai menu, menu with adjustable spice level, experimenting /   Overly complicated menu, menu with rare ingredients / Enjoy hands-on learning and discussion

Group 4: Agricultural Instructors / 5.) Group Nature Tour Guides / 7.) Flower Growing Instructors

Important to know: Outdoor activities and nature are loved by many. Adapting to physical abilities and personal interests is important.

 

Order / Ethnic group / Likes - Favorites / Dislikes - Avoid / Additional information

1 / Eastern European / Light gardening, vegetable gardening, walking in the park / Strenuous activities, hiking on steep slopes / Prefers activities that involve contact with nature and relaxation

2 / Western European / Flower gardening, light hiking, nature viewing, small tree planting / Activities involving reptiles, difficult travel / Values natural beauty and tranquility

3 / German / Structured gardening, studying about plants, hiking with academic information / Nonsense activities, unplanned travel / Prefers activities that involve knowledge and substance

4 / Russian /Walking in a shady garden, admiring beautiful flowers, gardening in a small garden / Strenuous activities, fast travel / Appreciating the beauty of nature, may like to take pictures

5   / Saudi Arabian /  Walking in a well-organized natural area, admiring beautiful flowers /  Traveling on long walks, encountering animals (some) /  May like to visit gardens with fountains or beautiful views

6   / Mainland Chinese /  Chinese-style gardening, growing herbs, visiting quiet gardens /  Activities that require long exposure to the sun, activities that require a lot of energy /  Believe that nature helps to enhance good life energy

7   / Japanese /  Japanese-style gardening, planting ornamental flowers, walking in quiet gardens /  Activities that are loud, direct contact with animals (some) / Appreciating the beauty of Zen, the balance of nature

8   / American / Easy hiking, diverse gardening, colorful flowers /

Too dirty, dangerous activities /   Like light exercise and learning new things

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​Group 6: Security guards

Important to know: Feeling safe is the foundation of living. Respecting culture and showing professionalism will help build confidence.

 

Order / Ethnic group / Like - Like / Dislike - Should be avoided / Additional information

1 / Eastern Europeans / Friendliness but still professional, quick response / Aloofness, neglect of concerns / May have safety concerns in some areas

2 / Western Europeans / Professionalism, clear security system, respect for privacy / Spying, not providing necessary information / Prioritize personal and property safety

3 / Germans / Orderliness, compliance, thorough inspection / Disorganized work, laxity / Expect efficient and transparent security

4   / Russians   / Caring, quick response to problems, reliability   / Indifference, aloofness   / May place high importance on personal security

5   / Saudis   / Tight security, respect for culture and religion / Inappropriate displays of power, ignoring religious restrictions / May need to ensure the safety of women and families

6   /  Mainland Chinese / Clear security, good monitoring system, respect for personal space /  Spying, insecurity /  Believe that security is important in life

7   / Japanese / Modesty, quiet performance of duties, providing security without disturbing others

/ Loud noise, unnecessary displays of power, lack of politeness / Appreciate non-obvious but effective security

8   / American / Modern security system, rapid emergency response, clear communication / Over-control, lack of respect for privacy / Expect high security standards and transparent information

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​Proposal for a retirement home project for foreigners in Thailand (Artificial Island/Elevated Land Concept)

 

1. Essential topics to present to foreign investors

Presenting a project to foreign investors must cover key issues that fully address their needs and concerns.

 

Topic 1: Why Thailand is a suitable location for retirement home investment

There are several fundamental factors that make Thailand an attractive destination for foreign retirement home investment.

 

1.1 Climate: Not too cold, not too hot, and no history of major earthquakes

Weather: Thailand has a hot and humid climate all year round, which is suitable for the elderly who often have joint problems and coldness. In addition, developing on artificial islands or elevated areas will help reduce the impact of the heat and provide a shady atmosphere from the pond.

References:

Article: "Climate of Thailand" - Wikipedia (General information about weather)

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Thailand

Natural disasters: Most of Thailand, especially the central and southern regions, are at a lower risk of major earthquakes than many countries in the region, giving investors and residents confidence in their safety.

References:

Article: "Earthquakes in Thailand" - Wikipedia (shows earthquake history)

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquakes_in_Thailand

YouTube: "Why Thailand Is Safe From Major Earthquakes" (there may be news channels/documents that provide this information) - search using the words "Thailand earthquake risk"

 

1.2 Thai Culture

Kindness and service: Thai culture is characterized by kindness, humility, and heartfelt service, which are very important in caring for the elderly.

References:

Article: "Culture of Thailand" - Wikipedia (Overview of culture)

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Thailand

YouTube: "Thai Culture: An Introduction" or "The Land of Smiles: Thai Hospitality" - search using the words "Thai culture hospitality" or "Thai kindness"

Hospital quality: Thailand has both public and private hospitals with high standards, especially many private hospitals that are internationally recognized, have expert medical personnel, and modern technology.

References:
Article: "Medical tourism in Thailand" - Wikipedia (mentioning hospitals with international standards)

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medical_tourism_in_Thailand

YouTube: "Top Hospitals in Thailand" or "Medical Tourism in Thailand: Why Choose Thailand?" - Search using the words "Thailand medical tourism" or "Best hospitals in Thailand"

 

1.3 Treatment capabilities of modern medicine

Medical personnel: Thai doctors are internationally recognized for their knowledge and skills. Many graduated from leading institutions around the world and have experience in treating complex diseases.

References:

Article: "Healthcare in Thailand" - Wikipedia (Overview of the public health system)

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Healthcare_in_Thailand

YouTube: "Thai Doctors: International Standards" (may contain documentaries/news) - Search using the words "Thai medical expertise"

 

1.4 Acceptance of nursing care for the sick or elderly by nurses or nursing assistants

Caring with the heart: Thai nurses and nursing assistants are highly regarded for their caring, patience, and compassionate care for patients and the elderly, which is essential for nursing homes.

References:

Article: "Nursing in Thailand" - Search on Google Scholar or medical journals

Link: You may need to search for relevant academic journals or articles from nursing organizations

YouTube: "Thai Nurses: Compassionate Care" or "The Role of Thai Caregivers in Elderly Care" - Search using the terms "Thai nursing care" or "Thai elderly care"

 

1.5 Acceptance of Thai Herbs and Traditional Thai Medicine

Traditional wisdom: Traditional Thai medicine and Thai herbs have long been accepted and play an important role in the health care of Thai people. Many elderly foreigners are starting to take an interest in this alternative treatment.

References:

Article: "Traditional Thai medicine" - Wikipedia

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traditional_Thai_medicine

YouTube: "Thai Traditional Medicine: Healing Herbs" or "Benefits of Thai Herbal Medicine" - Search using the words "Thai traditional medicine" or "Thai herbal remedies"

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Topic 2: Thai Characteristics

The specific characteristics of Thai people are important factors that make caring for foreign elderly people smooth and effective.

 

2.1 Appropriate Thai character traits as nursing and elderly care providers

Friendliness and good nature: Thai people are known as the "Land of Smiles", which reflects their kind, friendly and helpful nature.

Respect for the Elderly: Thai culture instills respect and care for the elderly, which is an important foundation for providing services to residents.

Patience and gentleness: Thai personnel tend to be highly patient and gentle in caring for patients and the elderly.

References:

Article: "Thai Culture and Etiquette: Respect for Elders" - Articles about Thai culture (may be from tourism or culture websites)

Link: Search using the words "Thai culture respect for elders" or "Thai hospitality characteristics"

YouTube: "Why Thai People Are So Friendly" or "Understanding Thai Culture: Respect" - Search using the words "Thai character traits" or "Thai values"

 

2.2 In terms of caring for the elderly, the elderly who are Thai or foreigners

Experience and expertise: Many Thai staff have experience caring for the elderly, both domestically and internationally, giving them an understanding of the needs and issues that the elderly face.

Adaptability: Thai staff are able to adapt well to cultural differences and the specific needs of expatriate elderly people.

References:

Article/Report: "The Growth of Elderly Care in Thailand" (may contain research or reports from the Ministry of Public Health that discuss the capabilities of staff)

Link: Search using the words "Elderly care in Thailand challenges opportunities" or "Thai caregivers for seniors"

YouTube: "Stories of Thai Caregivers" (may contain interview videos or documentaries about elderly care) - Search using the words "Thai senior care quality"

 

3. Target group of elderly residents

The project presentation should emphasize how the nursing home can accommodate and meet the diverse needs of residents from different cultures.

Eastern Europeans: emphasize a sense of community, social activities, familiar foods, and close care

Western Europeans: emphasize privacy, outdoor activities, physical and mental health, and professional services

Germans: want correctness, order, efficiency, and activities that emphasize health and knowledge

Russians: appreciate warmth, caring, expressive activities, and comforting food

Saudis: value religious principles (halal), privacy, gender-segregated care (if possible), and politeness

Mainlanders: are interested in holistic health (traditional Chinese medicine, Tai Chi), intellectual activities (mahjong), and healthy food

Japanese: emphasize cleanliness, tranquility, arts and culture, and thoughtful service

Americans: want independence, a variety of activity options, high-standard health services, and direct communication

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