Home elderly care in Chonburi and Pattaya means sending a trained caregiver or registered nurse to look after your parent at home, without moving them out of familiar surroundings. Caregiver rates start at 1,800 baht per 12-hour shift, monthly care runs 30,000 to 41,000 baht depending on shift length and staff days off, and a 7-day trial package is available at 9,999 baht.

1. Three levels of home care

Caregivers handle daily living: bathing, dressing, feeding, walking support and repositioning to prevent pressure sores. Registered nurses handle feeding tubes, catheters, wound care and injections, and monitor vital signs. Home physiotherapists visit on a schedule to restore movement after stroke, surgery, or a long period in bed. Many families combine a daily caregiver with physiotherapy two to three times a week.

2. What it costs

  • Monthly care 30,000 to 41,000 baht depending on 12- or 24-hour shift and staff days off
  • Daily care 1,800 baht per 12-hour shift or 2,500 baht per 24-hour shift, 3-day minimum
  • 7-day trial package 9,999 baht
  • Home physiotherapy 1,800 baht per session with travel included. First-visit trial 1,500 baht until 31 December 2026
  • 10 sessions 15,000 baht, 30 sessions 42,000 baht
  • Initial consultation free, first doctor assessment 1,000 baht

Before you decide, ask every provider what the price includes, whether there is a travel surcharge outside the city, and how quickly a replacement arrives if the caregiver is unavailable.

3. How to choose

Ask what training the caregiver completed and who supervises their work, whether your parent is assessed before care begins and by whom, how often the family receives reports, and whether the same team can step up if care needs increase. The last point matters most, because an elderly person's condition can change quickly.

4. Stroke rehabilitation at home

Home rehabilitation works, and often works well, because training happens in the real environment your parent must live in. Consistency matters more than intensity: two to three sessions a week over time outperforms occasional intensive sessions, especially during the first six months after a stroke when the brain adapts best.

5. When home care is no longer enough

Common signs are round-the-clock needs beyond what one caregiver can manage, procedures requiring specialised equipment, or family caregivers becoming exhausted. In Chonburi, KIN operates a centre in Bang Lamung that combines elderly care and stroke rehabilitation with 24-hour medical and nursing staff, from 25,000 baht per month, with visits welcome before deciding.

6. Getting started

Have the team assess the level of care needed. Prepare the latest hospital summary, current medications, and details about the home such as stairs and bathroom location, since these shape the care plan and the equipment required. Initial consultation is free.

Contact KIN HomeCare 061-881-9399 for elderly and nursing care, 095-767-6307 for home physiotherapy · LINE @KINHOMECARE · KIN Pattaya, Bang Lamung, Chonburi 082-213-9976

This article provides general information and is not individual medical advice. Please consult a physician for personal assessment.