SINGAPORE – Senior citizens are looking to maintain their independence now and more will likely do so in the future.
Those with means will employ a full-time domestic helper to double as a 24-hour caregiver to help with basic needs like food, personal hygiene and assistance during emergencies, such as sfalls. This is assuming that they already have somewhere to live.
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