Affordability
Affordable healthcare is a major challenge in senior living facilities, as private doctors can be expensive and burden the facility's operational costs.
Affordable healthcare is a major challenge in senior living facilities, as private doctors can be expensive and burden the facility's operational costs.
The lack of clear government guidelines leads to discrepancies in senior living facility development and operational standards, resulting in varying quality and services across regions, causing confusion and inefficiency.
Maintaining healthcare facilities that meet high customer expectations without incurring unsustainable costs is challenging, as the cost of delivering services often exceeds service charges, causing financial strain for operators.
Service cost allocation issues arise when non-residential owners disagree on cost sharing, complicating charge distribution and causing conflicts between residents and investors.
The disparity in taxation between Resident Welfare Associations and senior living operators leads to increased costs for operators and residents, affecting the affordability of these services.