Tustin Care Center

My grandfather is happy to stay there.
He told me the food and service is good.
I would like to say, it’s good for Korean people because they have alot of Korean.

Asian culture emphasizes family togetherness and respect for elders and ancestors. So naturally places that seem like ol folks homes and nursing homes are usually looked at negatively like young people throwing away their elders. In the Asian culture (which doesnt exist in modern Asia anymore either because of western culture domination) families used to live in one complex with several generations and extended family with a courtyard in the middle connecting the whole family.
In the new culture people have such individual lives and responsibilities. Although she had everything she needed, my grandma was left at home all day by herself with all of the grandkids grown the house was empty and nothing to do. The year before moving here she was also going through some painful dental problems and was often sick. My grandma wanted to enter this place. We didnt want it at first. But she insisted.
We see now that it was for the best. Unlike the horror stories we had heard of before, the level of transparency at this care center high you can visit anytime. The professional nursing staff keeps grandmas meds and nutrition scheduled. There are exercise sessions and social activities like dancing, worship, and games for her to participate in. The most important thing is that she gets to be around people all day. My grandma is so proud and happy to be one of the more popular ladies here.
Of course, if your family is able to work from home or are financially able to have constant care or companionship for your granny staying at home is the best thing.
However, if you cant and your grandparents need care this is a better option in our new world.
I’m thankful for the caring and sensitive staff here at TCC.
Oh yeah Call your granny if you still have one and tell them you love them, it can be lonely sometimes.