Homerly International Senior Living Partners with Vibharam Laemchabang Hospital to Expand Healthcare Access

SI RACHA, CHONBURI — On Thursday, September 3, 2026, Homerly International Senior Living entered into a formal medical service agreement with Vibharam Laemchabang Hospital. The partnership guarantees Homerly’s residents and staff direct, streamlined access to the hospital’s comprehensive medical services. Ms. Jatuporn Pisalvaled, CEO of Homerly International Senior Living, alongside General Manager Rene Pisters, visited […]
Thailand vs. Other Retirement Havens: Why Families Still Choose Thailand for Senior Care

Search “best country to retire in Southeast Asia” and you’ll find dozens of rankings – almost all written for backpackers-turned-digital-nomads comparing beer prices and SIM card costs. That’s a completely different question from the one families actually ask when a parent needs real care: which country can actually deliver good senior care, not just a […]
How Your Pension in Thailand Is Affected: UK vs US vs Australia

Before you commit to a retirement budget in Thailand, there’s one question worth answering early: will your pension actually be worth the same once you’re living here? The honest answer depends enormously on which country you’re from. UK, US, and Australian retirees each face a completely different set of rules – and confusing them can […]
Bringing Your Pet to Thailand: A Retiree’s Relocation Guide

For a lot of retirees, “can my dog or cat come too?” isn’t a side question – it’s the question that decides whether a move to Thailand happens at all. The good news: bringing a pet to Thailand is entirely possible and fairly well-trodden ground, as long as you start the paperwork early and don’t […]
Cost of Living in Pattaya for Retirees: Budget Breakdown & Expenses

One of the first questions anyone asks before retiring to Thailand is simple: what will it actually cost? Pattaya has built its reputation as one of Southeast Asia’s most affordable coastal retirement spots, but “affordable” means different things to different people. Here’s a realistic, line-by-line look at what retirees spend on housing, food, healthcare, and […]
Nutrition & Meal Planning in Thai Senior Communities

Good nutrition becomes more, not less, important with age, and it’s often one of the first questions families ask before a move abroad. At Homerly, the answer is straightforward: our kitchen is staffed by both Western and Thai chefs, and every meal is ordered a la carte, so there’s no need to adapt to unfamiliar […]
Memory Care and Dementia Services in Thailand

A dementia diagnosis in the family changes the shape of retirement planning, but it doesn’t have to close off the option of a life abroad. Thailand has quietly become a recognized destination for high-quality memory care – offering a level of one-on-one attention that’s often out of reach at home, at a fraction of the […]
Honoring Asalha Puja: A Craft Workshop and Candlelit Procession at Homerly

Asalha Puja is one of the most significant observances in the Buddhist calendar, marking the Buddha’s first sermon and the beginning of the annual rains retreat. At Homerly International Senior Living, residents commemorated the occasion through two complementary experiences: a creative workshop held in the days leading up to the holiday, and a candlelit procession […]
Legal & Financial Planning for Retiring in Thailand

The lifestyle side of retiring in Thailand tends to get all the attention – but the legal and financial groundwork underneath it matters just as much, and it’s far easier to set up correctly from the start than to untangle later. Wills, taxes, banking, and property rules in Thailand all work differently from what you’re […]
10 Early Signs of Dementia Every Family Should Know

A little forgetfulness is a normal part of getting older – misplacing keys, blanking on a name, losing the thread of a sentence. But dementia is something different. It’s a gradual decline in memory, thinking, and reasoning that eventually interferes with everyday life. Because the early signs can be subtle and easy to explain away, […]