ReU Living redefines ageing with dignity

Tan: To age with dignity, elderly people should be given the agency to make choices for themselves, continually learning and contributing to their community. Photo: ReU Living

WHAT does it mean to age well during one’s golden years? For the people behind senior living and post-hospitalisation recovery centre ReU Living, it is connection, community and dignified care that define quality of life for ageing individuals.

“Often, elderly people at home can become invisible, in a sense. Most don’t get to know their preferences or try to see things the way they do,” says Estee Tan, ReU Living’s chief executive officer.