Happy Year Elderly Care Home
九龍北河街48號永富大廈1字樓及2字樓
Sham Shui PoResidential Care Home for the Elderly (RCHE)59bedsVoucher eligible
Overall score
4.7/5
Home photos
5 photos
5 photos
About this home
樂年護老院位於深水埗北河街48號永富大廈1字樓及2字樓，屬私營安老院，提供護理安老宿位，服務對象包括男女長者。院舍最多可收納59人，社署資料顯示非資助宿位57個，房間類別包括單人房、雙人房及三至四人房，並設活動區、客飯廳、電動床、氧氣機及輪椅等設施。
Six-dimension data assessment
Six-dimension score
4.7/5
Care quality
91
Environment & Amenities
92.2
Resident care
92.2
Dining
91.6
Value for money
95.8
Location
95.8
For reference only — not a recommendation or guarantee
Six-dimension score summary
Overall score 4.7 /5
- Care quality: 4.5 /5
- Environment & Amenities: 4.6 /5
- Resident care: 4.6 /5
- Dining: 4.6 /5
- Value for money: 4.8 /5
- Location: 4.8 /5
Dimension notes
Care quality
4.5
EA grade none; licence listed current to 2028-01-31
Environment & Amenities
4.6
The home has 59 licensed places. This dimension covers residents’ living space, the physical environment and available facilities. Readers may ask the home directly for current details.
Resident care
4.6
The home has 59 licensed places and lists its bed type as nursing care places. This dimension covers staffing and care arrangements. Readers may ask the home directly about the current breakdown of HFA, C&A, COC and nursing care places.
Dining
4.6
This dimension covers meal arrangements, menu planning and dietary support. Readers may ask the home directly for current details.
Value for money
4.8
fee HK$6000-8000/month vs peer median HK$7800 (SWD raw 深水埗 RCHE priceFrom peers, n=55)
Location
4.8
nearest MTR 0.4km, hospital 2.1km; Places coordinates accepted by identity match
Basic information
- District
- Sham Shui Po · Sham Shui Po
- Home type
- Residential Care Home for the Elderly (RCHE)
- Capacity
- 59 beds
- Address
- 九龍北河街48號永富大廈1字樓及2字樓
- Licence
- L0802
- Monthly fee
- HK$6,000–HK$8,000
- Phone
- 2307 8942
- Website
- Pending confirmation
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