JP2004239012A - Combined facility for aged person, and its operation method - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a combined facility for providing a living place rich with high convenience for healthy persons without requiring an excessive economic burden on aged persons and enabling them to receive full care when needing care. <P>SOLUTION: In the combined facility suitable for the aged persons to live, a building for healthy persons 10 for receiving healthy persons, and a caring building 20 for receiving persons in need of care exist independently of each other as buildings and communicate with each other for free coming and going through a connecting corridor 30. The combined facility has a healthy-persons' building information center for performing centralized control of management information of the healthy-persons' building, and a caring building information center for performing centralized control of management information of the caring building 20. The management information of both centers is shared to make the management information of both centers available to each other. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO&NCIPI

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a complex facility for the elderly and a method of operating the complex facility.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Since the introduction of the nursing care insurance system, several facilities have been proposed in consideration of the elderly, one of which is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-20562 (Patent Document 1). In order for the elderly to be able to live healthy and worth living for many years,
(A) keep the elderly aware of being a member of the real world;
(B) providing an environment capable of maintaining or enhancing the physical and brain abilities of the elderly, while supplementing the declining physical abilities of the elderly by reliance on caregivers, including family members;
(C) To promote the independence of the elderly and achieve a balance between dependence on the caregiver and independence;
(D) to provide openness to the activities of the elderly,
For the purpose, housing facilities where elderly people live alone or together with their families in a pre-partitioned area, a health counseling room to receive health consultation of residents in the area, and a caregiver in the area A care facility for nursing care, a caregiver management facility for managing the caregivers in the area, and a management facility for managing the entire area are to be arranged as independent buildings and connected to each other by passageways. is suggesting.
[0003]
[Patent Document 1]
JP 2001-20562 A
[0004]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
In this conventional proposal, since the residential facility and the nursing care facility are located via a road, the residential facility and the nursing care facility are far apart, and the staff provides care service to both residents. However, there is a problem that the care service needs to be performed by a large number of staff members, and as a result, the financial burden on the resident is increased. In addition, since various facilities necessary for the elderly to live with their lives are installed independently in the divided area, a vast site is required, and the construction cost of the facility becomes enormous, As a result, there is a problem that the financial burden on the resident is increased.
[0005]
In addition, management information of residential facilities and nursing care facilities is not specifically disclosed. If each management information is used independently, the cost of the management work increases, the economic burden on the resident increases, and the other management information cannot be easily used. Therefore, there is a problem that it is difficult to appropriately respond in an emergency.
[0006]
The basic concept that led the present inventors to create the present invention is as follows.
(B) Create a system that allows healthy people to be rich and healthy.
(B) For those who need long-term care, provide ample and generous care.
(C) Create a system that allows healthy people and care recipients to live at the same time while maintaining the dignity of individuals.
(D) Provide long-term, high-quality services so that the elderly can live a safe and comfortable life.
(E) Provide maximum services at a reasonable cost so as not to impose excessive financial burden on the elderly.
[0007]
An object of the present invention is to reduce the financial burden on the resident while protecting the privacy of the care recipient, to provide a rich and convenient place for living for healthy people, and to provide the need for nursing care. An object of the present invention is to provide a complex facility for the elderly that can easily receive fulfilled nursing care when it becomes necessary, and that can take appropriate measures based on management information in the emergency of healthy persons and care recipients.
[0008]
Another object of the present invention is to reduce the financial burden on the resident while protecting the privacy of the care recipient, provide the resident with high-quality services for a long time, and provide abundant and convenient It is an object of the present invention to provide a method of operating a complex facility for the elderly, which can provide a high living place and can easily receive substantial care when care is required.
[0009]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to achieve the object, the present invention is a complex facility suitable for elderly people to live, a healthy building for receiving healthy people and a nursing building for receiving care recipients, which are independent of each other as buildings. It has a health ward information center that centrally manages the health ridge management information and a nursing ridge information center that centrally manages the management information in the nursing ridge. This is a complex for the elderly sharing the management information of both centers so that the management information can be used mutually. (Claim 1)
In this complex, the healthy building and the nursing care building are independent buildings, and they are connected by the crossing corridor.Therefore, the passage connecting the living area of the healthy person and the living area of the care recipient is a crossing corridor. Only the care recipient is not always exposed to the eyes of a healthy person. This protects the privacy of the care recipient. However, if something goes wrong with healthy people, it is easy to get the necessary care in the nursing building that is communicated via the corridor, and for the healthy people, the nursing care facilities or the nursing care system in an emergency are close at hand. You can be assured that there is. In addition, because the healthy building and the nursing building are located close to each other, the care service staff can provide care services to the residents in both buildings with a small number of people as necessary, and as a result Can reduce the economic burden of
[0010]
In addition, various health management information indicating the health status of individuals who are healthy and care recipients who enter this complex can be shared and viewed at any information center, so that emergency response can be taken. It is advantageous in that it can be performed appropriately and promptly, and that data for office work can be shared, thereby reducing the cost for management work and reducing the financial burden on the resident.
[0011]
The present invention further provides a common facility zone that can be commonly used by residents in a healthy building, and includes a restaurant, a multipurpose hall, a bath, an entertainment room, a culture room, a barber room, and the like for the elderly. It is a complex facility. (Claim 2)
According to this complex, there are restaurants, multi-purpose halls, bathrooms, culture rooms, barbers, etc. in the common facilities zone, so that residents can do whatever they want based on their preferences and values. You can spend your leisure time every day in a meaningful way. In the multipurpose hall, you can hold ballroom dance lessons, various classes, presentations, and exhibitions of works. In the culture room, you can do creative activities such as calligraphy, haiku, paintings and prints. In the recreation room, chess, go, and mahjong can be enjoyed at will among friends who are interested. In order to use the facilities in the common zone, the elderly must recruit themselves and plan events.Thus, through these activities, the elderly are encouraged to be active and independent, and dependent on others. Becomes less able to live with a worthwhile life. In addition, since a common facility zone is provided in the healthy building that can be commonly used by residents, the maximum service can be provided at an appropriate cost without excessively burdening the elderly.
[0012]
The present invention further provides a complex facility for the elderly in which a dedicated living room zone for residents is provided in a healthy building, and a living rhythm sensor for detecting a living rhythm of a resident is arranged in each of the dedicated living rooms constituting the dedicated living room zone. And that (Claim 3)
According to this complex, the exclusive living room is a space occupied by the resident, and a private life can be protected in the living room. Individual values are diverse and some prefer loneliness. Private rooms are designed to protect personal privacy wherever possible. However, the risk of some abnormalities occurring in a private room due to the elderly is not low. The life rhythm sensor is a sensor that detects the occurrence of an abnormality in a living room.By monitoring the signal of this sensor, it is possible to detect the abnormality at an early stage, and the elderly can live safely. Provide an environment that can do it.
[0013]
Another object of the present invention is to provide a complex facility for the elderly having a short stay facility for taking care of a care recipient other than a resident of a healthy building in a care building for a short period of time and providing care. (Claim 4)
In this type of complex, a care ward must always have a certain percentage of empty beds in consideration of a resident being transferred from a healthy building due to physical disability. If closed operation is performed only in the complex facility, the occupancy rate of the nursing care building will be low, and considering the running costs such as personnel costs of nursing care staff, accepting caregivers from outside in the short term is an effective use of facilities and it is preferable It is. In addition, providing a short stay day service for those requiring care will reduce the burden of home care for the local community, and will further strengthen cooperation with the local community.
[0014]
Another object of the present invention is to provide a complex facility for the elderly having a function recovery training room in which a resident performs rehabilitation in a nursing building. (Claim 5)
In this complex, this training room can be used not only to restore the function of the care recipients, but also to the healthy persons who have entered the healthy building to maintain and improve their health. . As a result, the physical ability of a healthy person can be maintained and enhanced, and a healthy life can be maintained for a long time.
[0015]
Also, in order to achieve another object, the present invention relates to an elderly person who freely communicates with each other via a corridor between a healthy building that accepts healthy people and a nursing building that receives care recipients who are independent of each other as buildings. Is a method of operating a complex facility that is suitable for living, and the owner of the complex facility gives the residents who live in the healthy building a lifetime right to use the complex facility at the time of occupancy and the degree of care required by the resident. This is a method of operating a complex facility for the elderly, which provides security for moving from a healthy building to a nursing care building when certified as a resident and pays a predetermined fee to the resident. (Claim 6)
According to this operation method, the resident can use this facility for a lifetime by paying a lifetime use fee of the complex facility. If you have a physical disability due to aging after you move in, if the level of nursing care insurance certification reaches a predetermined level of nursing care (for example, “3”), you and your family will move to the nursing care building, Can receive care. This will allow you to live a safe and comfortable life for the future.
[0016]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
[0017]
FIG. 1 is an elevational view of a complex for the elderly according to a first embodiment of the present invention as viewed from the front. The high-rise building located on the left side of FIG. 1 is the healthy building 10, and the two-story building located on the right side is the nursing building 20. The complex 1 is constituted by the healthy building 10 and the care building 20. A corridor 30 that connects the healthy building 10 and the nursing building 20 is provided, and can be freely moved in and out of the complex facility 1.
[0018]
In the present embodiment, the healthy building 10 is configured as a nine-story building, the first floor is a shared facility zone 15, and facilities described later are provided. The second to ninth floors are dedicated living room zones 17. On the other hand, the nursing ridge 20 is configured as a two-story building. The first floor of the nursing ridge 20 is provided with a day service area, and the second floor is provided with a living room for a care recipient and a dining room and a common area.
[0019]
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the first floor of the complex 1. The windbreak room 100 in the center of FIG. 2 is the entrance of the healthy building 10. When you enter here, there is a front 101 and an entrance hall 102. Behind the front 101 is an office room 103. The office room 103 also serves as a healthy building information center for centrally managing management information in the healthy building 10. A restaurant 105, a cooking room 106, and a family dining 107 are provided adjacent to the entrance hall 102.
[0020]
The restaurant 105 is dedicated to tenants and provides a nutritionally balanced meal with a rich menu on the assumption that there is a relatively large number of users. By using the restaurant 105, a single person who has entered the healthy building 10 can make a change in the meal that becomes monotonous and wins. The resident can enjoy a meal with the family at the family dining 107 without asking others about it.
[0021]
Proceeding left from the entrance hall 102 along the corridor, a lounge 108 as a communication space, a karaoke room 109, a multipurpose hall 110, a culture room 111, an entertainment room 112, a barber room 115 and an elevator 116 are provided. These facilities can be used freely. These facilities play a large role in utilizing leisure time. In particular, the mental abilities of the elderly are enhanced by intelligent games (eg, shogi, go, mahjong) between interested friends, and by performing activities that make use of their hobbies in the culture room 111, Soundness is maintained. The barber room 115 may be open only on specific days when there are not many residents. In this embodiment, two elevators 116 are provided side by side, and one of the elevators 116 has a large size and a lower elevation speed than a general elevator so that a person who is lying on a bed can be transported. Elderly people with weak legs have a tendency to use an elevator with a slow speed if they have a fast ascending and descending speed. It is preferable to make the elevator slow.
[0022]
Further down the corridor, you will reach the public bath 113. A bathroom 154 (see FIG. 3) is also provided in each room on the upper floor, but the large public bath 113 as a shared facility promotes communication of residents and provides great comfort.
[0023]
The entrance hall 102, corridors and other passages are so-called barrier-free with no steps, making the facility friendly to the elderly. Although not shown, a plurality of monitoring television cameras are arranged in the common facility zone 15 so that various places can be monitored from the office 103 as needed. Further, by providing an experience occupancy room, a guest room, a model room, and the like in the healthy building 10, the complex facility 1 can be further utilized.
[0024]
On the other hand, the wind elimination room 201 is the entrance of the nursing building 20, and an office room 203, a day service area 205, a health consultation room 206, and an interview room 207 are provided facing the entrance hall 202. The office room 203 is also used as a care building information center for centrally managing management information in the care building 20. In the day service area 205, various devices for function recovery are installed, functioning as a function training room for resident to rehabilitate, and being able to receive care from a care recipient from outside and provide care. I have.
[0025]
On the second floor of the care building 20, a room for a care recipient and a dining room are provided. The fact that a cafeteria was also set up in the nursing care building 20 protects the dignity of those requiring care by using a separate cafeteria from healthy persons. The care building 20 must always have some vacant rooms available for those who move from the healthy building 10, but it has a function that allows short-stays by accepting care recipients other than residents in the vacant rooms for a short period of time. ing. As a result, vacant rooms can be utilized, the operation rate of care staff can be increased, and rational operation can be achieved.
[0026]
The nursing care building 20 and the healthy building 10 are communicated with each other through the crossing corridor 30. Although the cross corridor 30 is shown in a shortened form in the drawing, the cross corridor 30 is required to protect the privacy of the healthy person and the care recipient, and therefore requires a length of at least several tens of meters. The presence of the crossing corridor 30 reduces the carelessness of a healthy person from carelessly entering the nursing building 20, thereby protecting the privacy of the care recipient.
[0027]
The day service area 205 accepts a care-requirer for a short period of time (for example, within one day) from outside to provide care such as function recovery and bathing. The care plan and care plan are drafted by the care building information center. Of course, the care building information center also plans a care plan and the like for the care recipients who are in the care building 20.
[0028]
FIG. 3 shows an example of a dedicated living room of the healthy building 10. A kitchen 153, a bathroom 154, a washroom 155, and a toilet 156 are provided on a side near the entrance 151 facing the corridor 150 in each dedicated living room (residential unit) of the resident. Is provided with a living room 152. The facilities of the private room are equipped with the same facilities as ordinary condominiums so that ordinary life can be carried out here. Special considerations for the elderly include barrier-free design, such as eliminating steps on the floor, providing handrails in the bathroom 154, and making the aisle wide enough to allow wheelchairs to move around the room. It is a point that has become.
[0029]
Further, a life rhythm sensor 160 is arranged at the entrance of the kitchen 153, the toilet 156, and the bathroom 154. The life rhythm sensor 160 includes, for example, a photoelectric tube switch that generates a signal when a resident passes a sensor installation location. The daily life pattern of the resident is substantially constant, and for example, the wake-up time, the bathing time, the number of times to go to the toilet, and the like are generally determined on a daily basis. If a resident gets sick, etc., their life patterns will change, so collect the average data of the person in advance, use it as a reference value, and raise an alarm for abnormalities based on deviation from the reference value. It is good to keep it. The signal of the living rhythm sensor 160 is taken into the healthy building information center, where it automatically determines the presence or absence of an abnormality. If there is an abnormality, it issues an alarm, and the staff from the information center instructs the living room where the abnormality was found. It is supposed to. The monitoring by the life rhythm sensor 160 is particularly effective for grasping the signs of abnormality of a single resident.
[0030]
The living rhythm sensor 160 is not limited to the photoelectric type as long as it is a sensor that can detect a resident without restriction, and for example, a mat switch described in JP-A-2000-306177 can be used. This publication describes an algorithm for determining a sign of abnormality of a single person, and this method may be used.
[0031]
FIG. 3 shows a twin room type with two living rooms, but a single room type is also prepared as a dedicated living room. In addition, a care call switch is installed in each living room, and the resident can call the care staff at his / her own will. Care call switches are also installed in living rooms, common facilities, and outdoor facilities.When the care call switch is pressed, the location of the care call switch can be seen on the information terminal screen of the information center. Has become.
[0032]
FIG. 4 shows an outline of an information equipment system in a complex facility. This information equipment system is composed of a network system and a subordinate system. Basic information management systems 410 and 420 that manage basic information of users (residents and short-term facility users) in both the healthy building information center 103 and the nursing building information center 203, and nursing care for nursing care such as creating a care plan Management systems 411 and 421 and operation management systems 412 and 422 for managing the operation of facilities are provided, respectively, and are interconnected so as to be accessible from any of the centers 103 and 104 via the optical communication means LAN system 430. You.
[0033]
The care management systems 411 and 421 have functions of care plan creation and operation management, care schedule performance management, and care insurance claim management. The nursing care management systems 411 and 421 create a care plan for each individual based on the basic information of the user. Is what you do.
[0034]
Care plan creation and operation is extremely important for care recipients, and care staff is responsible for creating the plan, but many creation support systems have already been proposed. For example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-269238 describes the details.
[0035]
The operation management system 412, 422 is a specific facility business in which, when a specific task in a facility (for example, operation of a cafeteria, cleaning service, security service) is outsourced to an external contractor, business ordering, acceptance, payment, and the like to the external contractor are performed. Responsible for the operation and management of services for tenants to manage information services provided to tenants and for tenants, and the management of billing of service costs for the tenants who receive these services.
[0036]
The operation management system 422 of the nursing home information center 203 further includes functions of day service company operation management and short stay company operation management for those requiring long-term care who use this facility to receive short-term care. ing.
[0037]
The financial and personnel management system 413 for staff and employees of the complex facility 1 is provided only in the healthy building information center 103.
[0038]
As subordinate systems, the security systems 441 and 442, the intruder monitoring system 443, and the telephone exchange facility (cordless system) 450 of the complex 1 are provided. The security systems 441 and 442 manage locking and unlocking of entrances and exits of facilities, and include a signal lock 441a and electric locks 441b and 442b. The intruder monitoring system 443 has a function of issuing an alarm when there is an intruder in the intruder monitoring area.
[0039]
FIG. 5 is a schematic explanatory diagram of the care call system 500 in the complex facility 1. Care call switches 511 and 521 are arranged in all living rooms, toilets, bathrooms, and common facilities of the healthy building 10 and the care building 20. In addition, a call can be made from the in-house mobile phones PHS512 and 522 owned by the resident. When there is a call by the care call switches 511 and 521, the place called from the care call information terminals 513 and 523 or the resident who made the call can be confirmed. Based on this care call, an instruction is issued from the information centers 103 and 203 to the staff located closest to the person who made the call, and the staff rushes to the site.
[0040]
The care call information terminals 513 and 523 are provided in the information centers (office offices) 103 and 203, the reception 101, the security room 121, the nutrition management room 122, and the care station 231. Acceptance and necessary actions can be taken. In particular, since the places where people are resident at midnight are the security room 121 and the care station 221, care calls from both the healthy building 10 and the nursing care building 20 are accepted in the security room 121 and the care station 231.
[0041]
An example of the operation of the care call system will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the care call system 500. When the care call button 511 is pressed (step 60), a care call signal is issued to the care call controller 514 through the LAN 430.
[0042]
When receiving the care call signal, care call controller 514 determines whether or not it is midnight, and if not, transmits the care call signal to care call information terminal 513 closest to the person who made the care call (step 61). ). The care call information terminal 513 that has received the care call signal displays the care call and issues an alarm by voice or the like (step 62). This allows the staff to rush to the person who made the care call (step 63).
[0043]
The care call information terminal 513 determines whether it is necessary to contact the care building 20 and, if necessary, transmits a care call signal to the care call information terminal 513 that needs to be dealt with in the care building 20 (step 64). The care call information terminal 513 that has received the care call signal displays the care call and issues an alarm by voice or the like (step 65). Thus, the staff can make necessary preparations (step 66).
[0044]
If it is determined in step 61 that it is midnight, a care call signal is transmitted to the care call information terminal 513 in the security room 121 (step 67). The care call information terminal 513 that has received the care call signal displays the care call and issues an alarm by voice or the like (step 62). This allows the security guard to rush to the person who made the care call (step 63).
[0045]
The care call information terminal 513 determines whether it is necessary to contact the care building 20 and, if necessary, transmits a care call signal to the care call information terminal 513 of the care station 231 (step 69). The care call information terminal 513 that has received the care call signal displays the care call and issues an alarm by voice or the like (step 70). This allows the staff at the care station to make necessary preparations (step 71).
[0046]
On the other hand, when the care call button 521 of the nursing care building 20 is pressed, the operation is substantially the same as that of the healthy building 10, and a description thereof will be omitted.
[0047]
FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the entire information management system in the complex facility 1. As shown in FIG. 7, the information management devices of the healthy building 10 and the nursing care building 20 can input necessary items into a common database 600, and can search and process necessary information for use. It shows that it is.
[0048]
The services provided to the resident, support information for performing the services, and the like are input to the database 600 from the information centers 103 and 203 and the care stations 131 and 231. In addition, services provided to the resident who is a care recipient other than the resident, support information for performing the service, and the like are input from the day service station 24 to the database 600. Further, information on the use of the restaurant 106 is also input to the database 600. Based on these inputs, billing of expenses to resident and resident, billing to insurance organization, and the like are processed by this information management system. By sharing the database 600, when a resident moves from the healthy building 10 to the nursing building 20, the personal data input at the healthy building information center 103 can be used as it is at the nursing building information center 203, thereby saving data input. Can be achieved.
[0049]
Next, a procedure for entering the complex 1 will be described. When an application for moving into the complex 1 is received, a screening is performed. If predetermined conditions (age, insurance status, etc.) are satisfied, a contract is made. By moving in and paying for the accommodation, applicants will have the right to use the facility throughout their life. That is, while the resident is healthy, living in the healthy building 10 is guaranteed, and when a physical disability occurs and the required degree of nursing care reaches a predetermined level (for example, nursing care required is “3” or more), the nursing home 20 This guarantees the right to relocate and receive the necessary care. There is no additional cost when relocating to the nursing home 20.
[0050]
According to this system, if a contract is made at the time of occupancy, it is possible to receive sufficient services as a healthy person or as a person requiring care in this facility according to the state of health, and to eliminate the anxiety of old age.
[0051]
Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 8 is a conceptual diagram showing the functions of the information equipment system in the complex for the elderly according to the second embodiment of the present invention. The second embodiment is different from the first embodiment as described below, and the other points are basically the same as the first embodiment.
[0052]
In the second embodiment, a home vegetable garden having an arbor 731 outdoors, a peace forest, and the like are provided. With these provisions, the residents of the complex 1 can easily increase their contact with nature, and provide a rich and highly convenient living space for the residents.
[0053]
The arbor 731 is provided with an emergency call button 732. The emergency call button 731 is connected to the information management system of the complex facility 1 by wire or wirelessly. Therefore, when the resident is in a vegetable garden, a peaceful forest, or the like and feels abnormal, the emergency call button 732 is pressed to make a care call to the care call information terminals 513 and 523, and thereby the healthy building 10 and the nursing care building 20. A quick response is possible from any of them. By pressing the emergency call button 732, the emergency call light 733 is turned on, and a direct care call is issued to a nearby person. This enables quick response to care calls.
[0054]
Furthermore, a care call can be made by using the mobile phone PHS 571 outdoors owned by the resident. In addition, care calls can be made using the mobile phone PHS572 in the staff dormitory 740 outside the facility.
[0055]
【The invention's effect】
As described above, according to the present invention, since the healthy building and the nursing care building are arranged close to each other, the care service staff can provide care to the residents of both buildings with a small number of people as needed. The service can be performed, and as a result, the economic burden on the resident can be reduced. In addition, since data for office work is shared as much as possible, costs related to management work can be reduced, and the economic burden on the resident can be reduced. In addition, it is possible to provide a complex facility with a rich and highly convenient living space for residents, and to provide a complex facility and services for the elderly who can receive substantial care when care is required.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a front view showing a complex for the elderly according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of the first floor of the complex for the elderly in the complex of FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 is a plan view of a dedicated living room of the complex for the elderly in the complex of FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram showing functions of the information equipment system in the complex facility of FIG.
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram for explaining an outline of a care call system in the complex facility of FIG. 1;
FIG. 6 is a flowchart of an operation example in the care call system of FIG. 5;
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing an installation state of an information terminal in the complex facility of FIG. 1;
FIG. 8 is a conceptual diagram showing functions of an information device system in a complex for the elderly according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
[Explanation of symbols]
1 complex complex, 10 healthy building, 20 care building, 15 common facility zone, 17 private living room zone, 30 crossing corridor, 103 office, 105 restaurant, 110 multipurpose hall, 111 culture room, 112: Entertainment room, 113: Large public bath, 203: Office room, 205: Day service area, 160: Life rhythm sensor.

Claims (7)

A complex facility suitable for the elderly to live,
As a building, a healthy building that accepts healthy people and a nursing building that accepts care recipients exist independently of each other, and communicate freely with each other by using a crossing corridor.
It has a healthy building information center that centrally manages management information in the healthy building and a nursing building information center that centrally manages management information in the nursing building,
A complex for the elderly, wherein the management information of both centers is shared so that the management information of both centers can be used mutually. The said healthy building is provided with a common facility zone that can be commonly used by residents, and the common facility zone has a restaurant, a multipurpose hall, a bath, a recreation room, a culture room, a barber room, and the like. The complex for elderly people according to 1. 2. A living room rhythm sensor for detecting a living rhythm of a resident is provided in each of the living rooms forming the private room zone, wherein a private room zone for residents is provided in the healthy building. 2. The complex for elderly people according to 2. The complex facility for elderly people according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the nursing building has a short stay facility for taking care of a care recipient other than a resident of the healthy building for a short period of time and providing care. . The complex for elderly people according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the nursing ward has a function recovery training room in which a resident performs rehabilitation. As a building, it is a method of operating a complex facility suitable for the living of elderly people who are independent of each other and who freely communicate with each other through the corridor across the healthy building that accepts healthy people and the nursing building that accepts care recipients,
The owner of the complex facility, for a resident who moves into the healthy building, when the tenant is certified to the life use right of the complex facility and the degree of care required in advance at the time of moving from the healthy building to the nursing building A method of operating a complex for the elderly, wherein the tenant is provided with security and the resident pays a predetermined fee. A complex facility suitable for the elderly to live,
A healthy building with a common facility zone and a dedicated living room zone for receiving healthy people, and a nursing building with common facilities and a room for receiving care-needed persons are to exist independently of each other as buildings, and Contact each other freely,
Healthy building information center provided with a care management system and operation management system for centrally managing management information in the healthy building, and a care building provided with a care management system and operation management system for centrally managing management information in the care building Information center,
A complex facility for the elderly, wherein the databases of the care management system and the operation management system of both centers are shared so that the management information of both centers can be used mutually.

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