Long-Term Elderly Care | 24-Hour Monthly Nursing Home Care in Bangkok, Pattaya and Sam Phran
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Long-Term Care KIN
Provider
KIN Rehabilitation & Homecare | Established in 2018 | 6 branches
Starting Price
THB 25,000/month | General recovery care | Includes room, meals and a 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care system
Medical Team
Rehabilitation Medicine + Neurology + Geriatric Medicine | 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care
Technology
TMS, HBOT, Hydrotherapy and daily physical therapy
Contact
Consult the Medical Team | Complimentary Assessment
Lat Phrao 71 Branch
Bearing Branch
(Sukhumvit 107)
Ratchaphruek Branch
Pattaya Branch
Ramkhamhaeng 24 Branch
Salaya Branch
What Is Long-Term Care, and How Is It Different from a General Nursing Home?
In Brief: Long-term care, or long-term patient care is continuous physical and emotional support for older adults or patients who need assistance for one month or longer, provided by registered nurses, physicians and physical therapists. Unlike a general nursing home that may focus mainly on accommodation, KIN Long-Term Care includes active daily rehabilitation.
Long-Term Care Means
- Continuous care for 1 month to an unlimited duration
- Physical, emotional and social support
- Regular physician follow-up
- Daily physical therapy and rehabilitation
- Suitable for both older adults and bedridden patients
How KIN Long-Term Care Is Different
- Specialists from 3 medical fields supervise every case
- TMS, HBOT and Hydrotherapy technologies
- 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care
- Daily occupational therapy to help reduce depression
- Typical market rates: THB 20,000–36,000/month
KIN starts at THB 25,000 with comprehensive rehabilitation
Why Choose KIN for Long-Term Elderly and Patient Care?
In Brief: KIN was established in 2018 and has cared for more than 6,000 families. Each case is supported by specialists from three medical fields, 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care, comprehensive rehabilitation technology and an Individualized Care Plan reviewed every 2–4 weeks. KIN received the 2025 Universal Design Gold Award.
The residential care service for patients and older adults (Long-Term Care) service provides continuous care for one month or longer. It is suitable for families who cannot provide full-time care or for older adults who need close supervision from nurses and physical therapists. KIN offers long-term elderly care in Bangkok, Pattaya and Sam Phran across six branches, with a nurse-to-resident ratio of 1:3–5, exceeding common standards.
| Key Features of KIN Long-Term Care | Details |
|---|---|
| Monthly Care with No Maximum Duration | Care from one month onward, with daily family visits available from 09:00–17:00 |
| Close Multidisciplinary Care | Rehabilitation medicine, neurology and geriatric medicine physicians and 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care |
| Daily Occupational Therapy | Cognitive exercises, art, music and gentle exercise to help reduce depression and slow cognitive decline |
| Modern Rehabilitation Technology | TMS brain stimulation, Hydrotherapy, HBOT, PMS and Ultrasound available in one location |
| Individualized Care Plan | An Individualized Care Plan reviewed every 2–4 weeks according to progress, rather than one-size-fits-all care |
| Hotel-Like Atmosphere with Hospital-Level Care | Designed according to Universal Design principles and recognized with the 2025 Gold Award. View room photos |
| Value for Money | Starting at THB 25,000/month, including accommodation, three meals and 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care — Complimentary Assessment: 02-096-4996 |
Who Is KIN Long-Term Elderly and Patient Care Suitable For?
In Brief: KIN accepts residents at every level of care, from generally healthy older adults who need assistance, to people with Alzheimer’s disease, chronically bedridden patients with tracheostomies, feeding tubes or pressure injuries, long-term post-stroke patients and those requiring Palliative Care.
The program long-term care for patients and older adults is designed as a monthly service for every level of need, from people who can manage some activities independently to those who require close 24-hour care.
| Resident Group | Condition and Care Provided | Care Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Older Adults Without a Regular Caregiver | Older adults with limited independence whose family members work full-time, with daytime activities and social interaction | Unlimited |
| People with Alzheimer’s Disease or Dementia | The program Brain Booster Daily cognitive training, registered-nurse-supervised monitoring and wandering prevention | Unlimited |
| long-term care for bedridden patients | Care for tracheostomies, NG tubes, pressure injuries and oxygen equipment, with repositioning every two hours and 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care | Unlimited |
| Long-Term Post-Stroke Rehabilitation | Hemiparesis or paralysis with long-term physical therapy every day to support sustainable recovery | 3–12+ months |
| Long-Term Palliative Care | Palliative Care to reduce discomfort and improve quality of life during an important stage | Unlimited |
| Older Adults Experiencing Depression or Loneliness | Daily group activities and mental-health support, also helping reduce family stress | Unlimited |
What Is Included in the Monthly Elderly Care Package
In Brief: KIN’s monthly package includes eight core services: accommodation, three meals, 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care, regular physician reviews, physical therapy, occupational therapy, laundry and cleaning, and emergency hospital transfer within 15 minutes. Pricing is transparent with no hidden fees.
| Item | Service Details |
|---|---|
| Accommodation | Shared, semi-private or VIP private rooms, all equipped with an electric bed, air conditioning and Wi-Fi |
| Three Meals and Snacks | Menus planned by a nutritionist, without added MSG, and adapted for conditions such as diabetes, kidney disease and heart disease |
| 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care | Medication administration, vital-sign monitoring, suctioning, repositioning every two hours, pressure-injury prevention, diaper changes and wound care |
| Regular Physician Assessments | Specialists review symptoms, adjust medication, order blood tests when needed and update the care plan every 2–4 weeks |
| Physical Therapy | Gait training, balance training and muscle rehabilitation at the frequency specified by the selected program |
| Daily Occupational Therapy | Designed by occupational therapists, including cognitive exercises, art, music and cooking activities to help reduce depression |
| Laundry and Cleaning | Clothing laundry, room cleaning and bed-linen changes at least twice per week |
| Emergency Hospital Transfer | The family is notified and the resident can be transferred to hospital within 15 minutes, with the team available around the clock |
Comparison: KIN Long-Term Care vs Home Care vs Hospital Care
In Brief: KIN Long-Term Care costs THB 25,000–75,000 per month, offering better value than hospital care at THB 100,000+. Residents receive daily social activities, daily physical therapy and continuity from the same medical team, unlike home care, which may lack activities and rehabilitation technology.
| Consideration | KIN Long-Term Care | Short-Term Stay (KIN) | Home Patient Care | Hospital Admission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Care Duration | 1 month to unlimited | 7–30 days | Unlimited | Until the acute condition is resolved |
| Nursing Care | 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care | 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care | NA or RN, depending on preference | Ward nurses |
| Social Activities | Daily group activities | Daily group activities | Often isolated | None |
| Physical Therapy | Daily, with comprehensive equipment | Intensive daily therapy | Scheduled home PT visits | 2–3 times per week |
| Monthly Cost | 25,000-75,000 | 56,000+ | Variable, plus equipment | 100,000+ |
| Continuity of Care | The same medical team throughout | The same team | Depends on the individual caregiver | Nurses change by shift |
Affordable Long-Term Elderly Care — Starting at THB 25,000 per Month
In Brief: KIN Long-Term Elderly Care starts at THB 25,000/month for general care, THB 35,000 for semi-bedridden care and THB 56,000 for intensive stroke rehabilitation. Typical market prices are THB 20,000–36,000/month but often exclude physical therapy and specialist physicians; KIN includes comprehensive services.
For families searching for long-term elderly care prices , KIN offers transparent packages with no hidden fees, starting at THB 25,000/month and including all essential services. Pricing varies by level of care and room type. Families may begin with the 7-Day Trial Stay Program at THB 9,999
| Level of Care | Starting Price/Month | Services Included |
|---|---|---|
| General Elderly Recovery Care | THB 25,000 | Accommodation, three meals, 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care and recreational activities |
| Bedridden or Semi-Bedridden Patient Care | THB 35,000 | + Close caregiver assistance and repositioning + basic physical therapy |
| Long-Term Post-Stroke Rehabilitation | THB 56,000 | + Intensive daily physical therapy + occupational therapy + TMS |
| 7-Day Trial Stay | THB 9,999 | Trial stay with a complimentary care-plan assessment and no long-term commitment |
* Indicative prices as of June 2026. View the latest promotions or call 02-096-4996 for a consultation
Long-Term Admission Process — 5 Simple Steps
In Brief: Call to book → Complimentary 30–60 minute physician assessment → Care Plan → Admission within one day → Progress updates every 2–4 weeks via LINE
| Step | Stage | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Book a Complimentary Assessment | Call 02-096-4996 or message LINE @Kinrehab to discuss the initial condition |
| 2 | Initial Physician Assessment | Review medical conditions, current medication, memory, depression risk and the required level of care |
| 3 | Create an Individualized Care Plan | Prepare an Individualized Care Plan covering nutrition, physical therapy and occupational therapy |
| 4 | Admission and Start of Care | Move into the selected room and begin comprehensive registered-nurse-supervised care. Family visits are available from 09:00–17:00 |
| 5 | Ongoing Progress Reports | Reassess every 2–4 weeks, update the plan and report every stage to the family via LINE |
6 Long-Term Elderly Care Branches Across Bangkok, Pattaya and Sam Phran
In Brief: KIN has six branches covering long-term elderly care in Bangkok (Lat Phrao, Bearing and Ramkhamhaeng), long-term elderly care in Pattaya, Ratchaphruek and Salaya All branches are close to major hospitals, with transfer available within 15 minutes.
1. Lat Phrao 71 (Soi Nak Niwat 18) — serving Lat Phrao, Ram Inthra and the expressway area
2. Bearing (Sukhumvit 107) — serving Bang Na and Samut Prakan
3. Ratchaphruek (Nonthaburi) — serving the western area, Bang Yai and Bang Bua Thong
4. Pattaya (Bang Lamung, Chonburi) — long-term elderly care in Pattaya
5. Ramkhamhaeng 24 — serving Bueng Kum and Min Buri
6. Salaya — serving Nakhon Pathom and Phutthamonthon
Every branch is located near expressways and major hospitals to support safe emergency transfers.
Frequently Asked Questions — KIN Long-Term Elderly and Patient Care
Answered by the KIN Nursing Home Registered Nursing Team
How Much Does Monthly Long-Term Elderly Care Cost?
Monthly elderly care prices at KIN start at THB 25,000/month, including accommodation, three meals, 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care and occupational activities. Semi-bedridden care starts at THB 35,000, while intensive stroke rehabilitation starts at THB 56,000. Typical market prices are THB 20,000–36,000/month but often exclude specialists and physical therapy; KIN includes comprehensive care.
How Is Long-Term Care Different from a General Nursing Home?
Long-term care or long-term patient care is continuous care that combines medical support, physical therapy, occupational therapy and social engagement. A general nursing home may focus mainly on accommodation and basic nursing, while KIN Long-Term Care provides specialists from three medical fields, TMS/HBOT/Hydrotherapy and an Individualized Care Plan updated every 2–4 weeks.
Does KIN Accept Long-Term Bedridden Patients, and What Is the Price?
KIN accepts long-term bedridden patients at every level, including residents with tracheostomies, NG tubes, pressure injuries or oxygen equipment. Prices start at THB 35,000/month with 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care and repositioning every two hours. Typical home bedridden-caregiver costs are THB 20,000–36,000/month but exclude physicians and medical equipment.
How Is Long-Term Nursing Home Care Different from a Short-Term Stay?
Long-term care of one month or longer focuses on quality of life, social activities and preventing decline, with continuous care-plan adjustments. A short-term stay of 7–30 days focuses on intensive rehabilitation before returning home. Many families begin with a seven-day trial and extend to long-term care once confident.
Can Older Adults with Alzheimer’s Disease or Dementia Stay Long Term?
Yes. KIN provides a specialized Brain Booster program with daily cognitive exercises, 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised monitoring, wandering prevention and joint assessment by the mental-health team.
Can Family Members Visit, and During What Hours?
Family visits are available every day from 09:00–17:00. Reception areas and parking are available, and the nursing team provides regular progress updates through LINE.
Is There a Long-Term Contract, and Can the Service Be Cancelled?
KIN does not require a long-term binding contract. We recommend starting with the 7-day trial stay at THB 9,999 to experience the environment and care team first.
How Does Long-Term Bedridden Care Compare with Hiring a Home Caregiver?
The cost of bedridden patient care at home starts at THB 20,000–36,000/month for the caregiver alone, while equipment must be purchased separately, physician assessment is not included and the patient may feel isolated. KIN Long-Term Care starts at THB 35,000/month and includes 24-hour registered-nurse-supervised care, specialist physicians, occupational activities and immediate hospital-transfer support. For families who prefer care at home, KIN also provides HomeCare as well.
How Do I Arrange an Assessment for Long-Term Admission?
Call 02-096-4996 (central number, transferable to every branch) or contact LINE @Kinrehab with the initial condition. The medical team arranges a complimentary 30–60 minute assessment, develops a care plan and can arrange admission within one day. Branch contacts: Bearing 082-361-9119 | Pattaya 082-213-9976 | Ratchaphruek 065-384-5494 | Lat Phrao 091-803-3071
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About the Author
Written by RN Lalada Taotep, License No. 5311214667
Registered Nurse | Head Nurse, KIN Rehabilitation & Homecare
16 years of experience in Emergency and Trauma Care, Health Checkup Services, Rehabilitation Medicine and Anti-Aging Medicine
Medically reviewed by Dr. Kamonchat Chokthanomsap Medical License No. 40854 — Anti-Aging Medicine Physician
Last updated: June 2026
*This article is for educational purposes only and does not constitute a medical diagnosis. Please consult a physician before making healthcare decisions.