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Residents chatting together in the renovated activity lounge with a caregiver nearby

Day care

Days well spent, evenings back home

Sociable, structured days from 7 AM to 7 PM — morning exercise, weekday activities and four freshly cooked meals — then home in time for the family dinner table.

Company while you work

A full day in good hands

Many of our day guests live with family who work office hours — and a long day alone at home is the very thing everyone worries about. Day care fills those hours with company, movement and structure inside a 22,000 sq ft garden bungalow, with one trained caregiver to every 3–4 seniors.

A day is RM160, with all four freshly cooked meals included — breakfast through dinner, every meal with soup. Your parent spends the day among friendly faces and green lawns, and you collect them each evening with stories to tell.

Lush greenery and hedges on the estate grounds

Weekdays at Trivelle

The shape of a typical day

  1. Every morning

    Gentle group exercise

    Every single day at Trivelle begins the same way — easy, guided movement together to loosen joints, wake up the body and start the day in good company.

  2. Through the day

    Structured weekday sessions

    On weekdays the care team runs a rotating mix of memory training, games, hand-eye coordination, music interaction and art & craft. The mix changes with the group's energy and interests, so no two weeks look quite the same.

  3. Mealtimes

    Four freshly cooked meals

    Every meal comes with soup, prepared with less sugar and less salt, with fresh fruit at teatime. Vegetarian and vegan preferences are happily accommodated. See the Meals section on the Residential Care page — or download the kitchen's menu (PDF) there.

  4. After lunch

    A proper rest

    Day guests rest on a normal bed or lazy chair, depending on comfort and care needs.

  5. Towards evening

    Winding down for home

    The pace softens in the late afternoon — a quiet cuppa, the smart TV lounge, a stroll in the garden — before pick-up and the ride home to the family dinner table.

  6. Weekends

    Free and easy

    Weekends at the centre are deliberately unstructured — rest, family visits and quiet time rather than scheduled sessions.

This is a typical week, not a fixed timetable — the team shapes each day around the group rather than marching everyone through a schedule.

Hours & booking

Simple to plan around work

Daily hours

7:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Late pick-up

Pick-up by 7:00 PM; RM10 per 30 minutes (or part thereof) after. If still present after 8:00 PM, the visit converts to a Short-Term Stay billed at RM250/day, with pick-up the following day.

How to book

Advance booking required by 5:00 PM the day before — message Melody and we'll have everything ready, including your parent's meal preferences.

WhatsApp to book

Day passes

Come once, or make it a rhythm

A single day is RM160 with all four meals included. Coming regularly? A pass brings the per-day cost down.

Day Pass

RM160

RM160/visit

valid for 1 month

5-Visit Pass

RM765

RM153/visit

valid for 1 month

15-Visit Pass

RM2,175

RM145/visit

valid for 1 month

Monthly Pass

RM4,140

RM138/day

valid for 1 month

Passes are non-transferable and non-refundable; unused visits expire after the validity period.

Try a first day

The easiest way to know whether Trivelle suits your parent is one good day here. We'll take it gently, introduce them around, and tell you all about it at pick-up.