From private rooms to shaded gardens, every corner of Loving Hands is designed for comfort, safety and dignity.
Residents can choose from private or shared rooms, each fitted with a comfortable bed, personal storage, and space for a few personal belongings — because a room only starts to feel like home once it looks a little like you.
Rooms are cleaned daily, with fresh linens provided regularly, and each wing has call-bell access to our nursing station for anything a resident needs, day or night.
Our kitchen team prepares three balanced meals a day, plus snacks, with attention to each resident's dietary needs — whether that's a low-salt diet, diabetic-friendly meals, or simply a preference for familiar Nigerian dishes that feel like home.
Meals are served in our communal dining room, encouraging residents to eat together and socialise, with in-room dining available for those who need it.
Our landscaped garden gives residents a shaded, secure space to sit outdoors, take a gentle walk, or join a group activity in the fresh air. It also doubles as a space for physiotherapy sessions and family visits on pleasant afternoons.
24-hour on-site security personnel and gated access control who visitors is welcome and known.
Common areas and corridors are monitored around the clock for everyone's safety.
Generator and inverter backup keeps lighting, medical equipment and refrigeration running through outages.
A dedicated clinic room for routine checks, minor treatment and first response to medical concerns.
Direct referral arrangements with reputable hospitals along the Lekki-Epe corridor for emergencies.
Staff trained in basic life support and emergency response, on-site at all times.
Photos only tell part of the story — we'd love to give you a personal tour.