1. location: nursing homes need to be built in legal and safe places. The site shall comply with local building regulations, regional and facility requirements.
2. Personnel: The employees recruited include nurses, administrators, cooks, cleaners and security guards. At the same time, it is necessary to provide some relevant training to ensure that employees can master the necessary skills and knowledge.
3. Funds: Running a nursing home requires a lot of funds, including housing rent, staff salaries, insurance, equipment, facilities and maintenance. In addition, some operating expenses, such as energy consumption and utilities, need to be considered.
4. Health and safety: Nursing homes should meet relevant health and safety standards. This includes food hygiene, environmental hygiene, equipment maintenance, employee health, etc.
5. Equipment and facilities: All kinds of equipment and facilities needed by nursing homes should be provided, such as bathrooms, kitchens, rest areas and entertainment facilities. To meet the needs of employees and guests.
6. Laws and licenses: Before starting a nursing home, you need to consult relevant local departments and obtain relevant laws and licenses. These documents can help ensure that nursing homes are legal and safe and conform to local standards and regulations.
These are some basic starting conditions, which can be adjusted according to the actual situation. It is suggested that before choosing to run a nursing home, you should carefully evaluate your own conditions and resources and determine the location and personnel suitable for running a nursing home.