I watched this video and it occurred to me that I've never seen information like this for Thailand.

Surely as we age, sooner or later most people are going to need home health services, from lower skilled caretakers up to specialized skilled nursing.

In f-rangland nations the costs for that are often ruinous. Well for sure in the US anyway.

So it seems to me for later stages of retirement the Philippines may well be the best choice in the world for this one very important if you need it aspect of living.

I think this video is intended to scare people a little about how serious the rules are. But I see it another way. All such workers have official credentials based on their levels and it seems to me both the workers and patients benefit from that level of formal organization.

$5,000 a month in the U.S. is nonsense. I have an inhome caregiver for my Mom, with health certifications showing up 3 times a week for four hours each and it's about $1,100 a month.

Within an assisted living facility it's about the same for everyday.