A helper walking beside an elderly man with a walking stick along a tree-lined street
TC Resources Elderly care Support at home ยท Kuala Lumpur

Elderly care at home

Everyday support, so your parent can stay in the home they know.

Companionship through the day, familiar food, help with dressing and mobility, reminders for medication and appointments. This is the practical, non-medical care that lets an elderly person keep living at home with dignity.

Daily care support

What a maid for elderly care helps with at home.

The exact duties are agreed with your family before placement and matched to the helper’s verified experience.

Companionship

Someone present through the day

Conversation, shared activities, accompanied walks and a familiar daily presence.

Personal routines

Respectful everyday assistance

Help with dressing, grooming, bathing and using the bathroom, where your family wants it.

Mobility

Support around the home

A steady arm for walking, help moving from bed to chair, and support on the stairs, within what the helper has done before.

Meals

Familiar food and hydration

Cooking the food your parent is used to, following any dietary instructions, and making sure they drink enough through the day.

Routines

Helpful daily reminders

Reminders to take medication the family has prepared, and for appointments. The helper does not decide doses or give treatment.

Household

A cleaner, safer home

Laundry, tidying and light housekeeping that keep the home clean and safe to move around in.

Important service boundary

Domestic support is not nursing care.

Helpers provide non-medical assistance. Diagnosis, injections, wound care, tube feeding, medication administration and other clinical tasks require appropriately qualified healthcare professionals.

Placement services

Guidance from first enquiry to arrival.

01

Family needs consultation

We talk through your parent’s daily routine, mobility, language and what the household needs.

02

Biodata shortlisting

We send you consented biodata for Indonesian and Filipino candidates whose experience fits.

03

Candidate interview

You speak with the shortlisted helpers, by video or in person, before any decision is made.

04

Documentation and processing

We explain the employment, immigration, medical screening and insurance requirements that apply, and handle what an agency can handle.

05

Arrival preparation

We help you prepare the room, the duties list and the daily routine, so the first week is calm.

After-placement support

The first weeks matter.

Settling in takes time for your parent, your family and the helper. We stay in touch through it, for twelve months.

Routine settingCreate a clear and realistic daily schedule.
Adjustment guidanceSort out early misunderstandings before they grow.
Helper counsellingA calm third voice when a concern comes up on either side.
Documentation supportPermit renewals and the paperwork that falls due during the year.
Replacement termsThe twelve-month replacement terms, set out in your written agreement.

Start with your loved one's daily routine.

Discuss your family's needs