Kurukshetra eldercare facility redefines ageing

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Kurukshetra, Updated At : 09:49 AM Mar 23, 2025 IST

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Akshayvat Eldercare in Jindal City, Kurukshetra, a space for seniors, is redefining ageing with dignity, warmth and purpose. Residents shared smiles and stories as they engaged in various activities designed to keep their spirits high and minds active. The staff ensure that every senior receives personalised care without compromising their independence.

A caregiver said, at Akshayvat, eldercare was not just about providing shelter, it was about creating a community where companionship thrived.

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