Hoolduskeskuste
Hoolduskeskuste is a term used in Estonian-language contexts to refer to facilities and services that provide continuing care and supervision for adults who cannot live independently due to age, illness, or disability. These can take several forms, including residential care centers (long-term care homes), day centers that offer daytime activities and support, and home-based coordination services that help arrange in-home care. The common feature is organized, ongoing assistance rather than one-off medical treatment.
Services typically offered include help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and mobility; medication management;
Organization and funding vary by country and region, but many centers operate under public or municipal governance,
Growing demand from aging populations and the shift from institutional to community-based care influence the development