Maid Care for the Elderly in Singapore
Looking for a dedicated maid for elderly care in Singapore? Top Faith is a nurse-founded agency specialising in migrant domestic workers trained for senior care — not general housework helpers, but caregivers who can assist with mobility, medication reminders, hygiene, and companionship.
Every caregiver is verified and interviewed, employment is fully MOM-compliant, and caregivers keep their full salary with zero platform fees. Tell us about your loved one's needs and we'll shortlist suitable caregivers for you.
A maid trained for elderly care
A caregiver for elderly care is more than a general housework helper. The right migrant domestic worker can support mobility, hygiene, meals, medication reminders, supervision, and companionship alongside household routines.
For families considering support from a caregiver who stays in the home, explore our live-in caregiver service and how we assess care needs and guide the hiring process.
- Verified caregiver interviews and experience review
- MOM-compliant employment and work permit support
- Caregiver matching based on health needs and household fit
Types of Maid for Elderly Care
The type of maid for elderly care your family needs will depend on your loved one’s mobility, health condition, daily routine and level of independence. Top Faith matches families with caregivers based on these practical care needs rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
- Full-Time Live-In Caregiver: A live-in caregiver stays in the household and provides ongoing assistance with personal care, mobility, meals, medication reminders, companionship and everyday routines. This arrangement may suit seniors who require regular support throughout the day.
- Companion Caregiver: Companion caregivers focus on day-to-day company and lighter assistance for seniors who remain relatively independent. Support may include conversation, walks, simple activities, meal preparation and help with routine household tasks.
- Bilingual Caregiver: For seniors who are more comfortable communicating in a familiar language, a bilingual caregiver can make everyday interactions clearer and more reassuring. Language compatibility may also help caregivers understand preferences, routines and instructions more easily.
- Caregiver for Mobility Support: Seniors who use walking aids or wheelchairs may need a caregiver comfortable assisting with transfers, movement around the home, and everyday mobility needs. Assess the level of support required based on the senior’s functional ability.
- Dementia Caregiver: A caregiver supporting someone living with dementia may need to assist with structured routines, personal care, supervision and communication. Matching should also consider behavioural changes, memory difficulties, and the senior’s established habits.
- Stroke Recovery and Post-Surgery Caregiver: After a stroke, hospital stay, or surgery, some seniors may need extra help with mobility, personal care, rehabilitation routines, and daily activities at home. The caregiver’s responsibilities should follow the senior’s discharge or care plan and evolve as recovery needs change.
Ethical hiring with ongoing support
Top Faith is nurse-founded and supports families through selection, onboarding, and follow-up. Caregivers keep their full salary with zero platform fees, while families receive clear information about the employment process.
Government Support and Subsidies for a Maid for Elderly Care
Families hiring a maid for elderly care may be eligible for government support that helps offset caregiving and training costs. Eligibility varies by scheme and generally depends on factors such as the care recipient’s needs, household circumstances, and employment arrangement.
- Migrant Domestic Worker Levy Concession: Eligible households caring for an elderly family member may qualify for a concessionary MDW levy. This can reduce the monthly levy payable when employing a domestic worker to support an older person at home.
- Home Caregiving Grant: The Home Caregiving Grant provides monthly financial support to eligible families caring for individuals who require assistance with daily activities. Families may use the grant to help manage ongoing caregiving expenses at home.
- Caregivers Training Grant: The Caregivers Training Grant can help offset the cost of approved caregiving courses. This allows family caregivers or eligible domestic workers to build practical skills in areas such as elderly care, mobility support and other day-to-day caregiving responsibilities.
- Check Eligibility Before Applying: Each scheme has its own eligibility criteria and application process. Families should review the latest requirements with the relevant government agency before factoring subsidies into the overall cost of a maid for elderly care.