All-day dining, hydrotherapy pool, hair salon bus at S’pore’s first private assisted living project
Singapore has launched its first private assisted living facility, Perennial Living, offering luxury amenities and integrated medical care for seniors. The project aims to redefine eldercare by combining hospitality with rehabilitation services.
Why it matters
As populations age globally, this model represents a shift toward high-end, integrated private healthcare solutions for the elderly.
The facility aims to enhance not just longevity, but the quality of life for seniors. SINGAPORE – Singapore's first private assisted living home, Perennial Living, which launched phase one of its operations on Aug 18, has spared no expense in building an ecosystem that aims to set a new benchmark for private eldercare for the well-heeled elderly.
Spanning 195,000 sq ft and located at 28 Parry Avenue, the $260 million luxury assisted living project features the Perennial Wellness centre, which offers medical care, rehabilitation therapies and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) services, alongside what it touts as five-star hospitality, dining, amenities and services.
Phase one comprises 200 assisted living apartments, Perennial Wellness and The Olive restaurant, an all-day dining eatery featuring meals by chefs and in-house dietitians from the central kitchen of Perennial's key shareholder and Singapore-listed agribusiness Wilmar International.
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