Wattstraveling took viewers inside Homerly, a care facility in Thailand that used to run as a luxury pool villa resort before switching gears entirely. The tour walks through how the property now functions for long term residents instead of vacationers.
Staff cover a mix of daily support and medical care, with setups designed to handle different health needs under one roof. That means residents needing lighter assistance and those requiring more attention can stay in the same community without relocating elsewhere as circumstances change.
The video also gets into the paperwork side of things. For international retirees looking to settle in Thailand long term, there’s a process involved, and Wattstraveling breaks down what that actually looks like on the ground.
What stands out is the reuse of a former resort layout. Pool villas built for tourists now house residents on a permanent basis, giving the place a different feel compared to typical care facilities.
The tour doesn’t just skim the surface. It looks at how services run day to day, what medical support actually involves, and what people considering this kind of move abroad would need to know before making the jump.
My Take…
Those old vacation villas still look like villas, just permanently occupied now. Less “sad hospital,” more “extended Endless Summer,” minus the surfboards.
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