An individual or couple above the age of 60 years, irrespective of religion or caste, can become a member and stay in this Home. Couples can become members and stay even if one of them is above 60 years of age.

The following documents are required to be submitted mandatorily:
Proof of date of birth
Proof of last/permanent address
Identity and address proofs of next-of-kin
Additional documents may sometimes be needed and prospective members should therefore check the membership application form for the complete list of documents required

Before admission, applicants will have to undergo a medical examination by the Ashram’s physician or from the affiliated hospital to rule out infectious diseases or medical conditions beyond the care of the Ashram. If in the opinion of the physician the applicant is in need of ‘assisted living,’ admission will be allowed only if the applicant agrees to the employment of an attendant for his/her care. Expenses for the caregiver will have to be borne by the applicant.

The Ashram’s physician is available to the residents for free consultations and medicines for common day-to-day ailments. All other medicines prescribed by the physician will have to be paid for by the residents. If hospitalization is required, the Ashram will inform the next-of-kin and then shift the resident to any suitable hospital nearby. The next-of-kin may consult the Ashram while being responsible for looking after the resident. The resident may return to the Senior Citizens’ Home on being discharged from the hospital.

No. Residents are free to spend their time as they please. However, they are required to inform the office if they want to go out of the Ashram. Residents are required to return by 9 pm. They are also required to adhere to the meal timings.

Yes. You can go for any length of time if a room has been allotted to you on a permanent basis. However, no other person can be nominated by you to occupy your accommodation in your absence. The Ashram reserves the right to use the room as required during long periods of absence of the resident.

Yes. Visitors can also stay at the Senior Citizens’ Home complex subject to availability of accommodation.