Author: Thomas Wanhoff

Coming home from the hospital can be both a relief and a challenge — especially for older adults who still need time and support to recover fully. At Home Care Cambodia, we provide compassionate, professional care to help your loved ones regain strength, independence, and confidence after a hospital stay. 💚 Support During the Recovery…

Caring for an elderly loved one at home is an act of love and responsibility. But for many families, it also becomes a source of stress, exhaustion, and even burnout. Cooking, cleaning, medication reminders, and constant vigilance can take a toll on family members who juggle work, children, and their own health needs. The hidden…

At Home Care Cambodia we believe that everyone deserves comfort, dignity and family at the end of life. Palliative care isn’t about giving up; it’s about relieving pain and other physical, psychosocial and spiritual issues so that patients and families can live as fully as possible. Studies show that home‑based palliative care is cost‑effective, reduces unnecessary hospital…

The recent border conflict between Cambodia and Thailand in July 2025 has forced thousands of families—many of them women, children, and the elderly—to flee their homes. In times of crisis, acts of solidarity and humanity are more important than ever. At Home Care Cambodia, we believe that caregiving doesn’t stop at the doorstep. It extends…

When a person is bedridden or has limited mobility, one of the most common risks is the development of bedsores, also known as pressure ulcers. These painful wounds are not only a serious health issue, but they can also be difficult and slow to heal. That’s why bedsore prevention is one of the most important…

Caring for an elderly family member can be deeply meaningful—but it can also be emotionally and physically exhausting. When a loved one begins to decline in health, especially mentally, it’s natural for families to feel overwhelmed, stressed, or even conflicted. At Home Care Cambodia, we understand these challenges—and we’re here to help. Caregivers Help Relieve…

As our loved ones grow older, the question of how best to care for them becomes increasingly important. Many families face the difficult decision of whether to move their elderly relatives into an institution or find ways to support them at home. While care institutions have their place, care at home is often the better…

Retiring in Cambodia, especially in a city as charming as Siem Reap, offers a unique mix of culture, affordability, and lifestyle. But one of the top concerns for many retirees is access to reliable healthcare. Fortunately, Siem Reap is home to several well-established hospitals, excellent pharmacies, and even flexible home care services that make life…

It was in April last year when I started to feel that something important was missing in Cambodia’s healthcare system. Many of my Khmer friends who had elderly or ill parents and grandparents struggled to care for them. One of them, Srey Chan, a close friend from Stoung, had to quit her job—and for a…

Elder care in emerging countries such as Cambodia faces significant challenges driven by demographic changes, economic developments, and social transformations. Understanding these factors is crucial for developing sustainable solutions to care for the aging population in these regions. Demographic Trends in Cambodia Cambodia has made remarkable progress over the past decades. After the end of…