Understand the situation
Organise the medical history, current abilities, care arrangements and main difficulties.
Elderly Home Care
Helping the elderly recover with peace of mind in the familiar home
Bring professional assessment, nursing, rehabilitation and caregiver support into the home, reducing travel and making intervention closer to daily life.
Home assessment · Professional intervention · Family support01
Cross-disciplinary teamMatched to the right professional
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Assessment & follow-upClear service records
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Families & organisationsFlexible service plans
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Seven-day serviceIncluding public holidays
Who We Support
Which situations can I enquire about?
We first understand the health condition, functional needs and home environment, then recommend a suitable service.
DementiaStroke rehabilitationParkinson's diseaseFracture or post-operative rehabilitationDegenerative joint diseasePain and declining muscle strengthSwallowing or communication difficultiesChronic disease care
Home-based Care
Putting training back into real life
Home service lets us directly observe daily activities, care methods and environmental risks, making advice more concrete.
- Function, mobility and home safety assessment
- Muscle strength, balance, walking and daily activity training
- Cognitive, communication, swallowing or nursing needs support
- Assistive devices, care skills and home improvement advice
Driving rehabilitation progress with life goalsCare Journey
Four focuses of home care service
Every step considers the elderly's safety, function and what caregivers can sustainably carry out.
Professional assessment
Assessment by a suitable professional in the home setting.
Targeted intervention
Arrange treatment, nursing or support services by priority need.
Family alongside
Provide practical advice and review the service direction as it progresses.
Service Content
Who provides it, and what do they do?
The team arranges suitable staff based on the needs identified; the actual service content, frequency and responsible roles will be confirmed before the service starts.
Physiotherapist
Assess mobility and arrange muscle strength, balance, endurance or walking training as needed.
Occupational Therapist
Assess self-care activities and the home environment, and provide training, assistive device or environment modification advice.
Speech Therapist
Assess communication or swallowing function as needed, and discuss the training direction with the individual and caregivers.
Registered / Enrolled Nurse
Provide nursing support according to professional assessment and service arrangement; specific procedures will be explained when the service is confirmed.
Registered Dietitian
Assess dietary, nutritional and weight needs, and provide dietary advice based on individual circumstances.
Rehabilitation Assistant
Assist in carrying out the established nursing or rehabilitation plan under the guidance of a nurse or therapist.
Health Worker
Provide companionship, personal care, escort, medical accompaniment or record-keeping support according to confirmed arrangements.
Related Support
Before You Enquire
Please prepare information on the elderly person's current abilities, relevant medical history, home location, care arrangements and the difficulty you most want addressed. The team will first understand the situation, then confirm the suitable profession and service arrangement.
Medical & Emergency Situations
This page only introduces the service; it does not diagnose any individual and does not replace assessment by a doctor or other qualified professional. If the condition is sudden, severe or keeps worsening, please seek medical help promptly; in an emergency, call 999. SeeHong Kong Government emergency help information。