• Specialized care in a safe and supportive environment, with attention to the physical and mental integrity of beneficiaries and limiting the risks of falls or other accidents.
• Continuous monitoring of the physical and mental health and psychological well-being of residents through regular medical and psychological interventions by doctors (psychiatrists, pathologists, and general practitioners) and nursing staff.
• Monitoring and administering medication to beneficiaries.
• Support in daily life, offering assistance with basic needs such as nutrition, personal hygiene, mobility, and communication of their needs.
• Enhancing quality of life through socialization and maintaining a good level of functionality, so that guests retain as much autonomy and dignity as possible.
• Specialized treatment plans and activities by qualified psychiatrists and psychologists aimed at improving cognitive function, strengthening emotional well-being, and cultivating behavior and communication skills.