Residential care homes
Regular rehabilitation, nursing support, case assessment and frontline skills enhancement.
Outreach Service
Bringing the professional team to the organisation's service site
Provide flexible professional support to homes, day centres, social welfare organisations and district groups, fitting the on-site flow and service users' needs.
Regular support · Project collaboration · Professional training01
Broad range of audiencesHomes, centres and social welfare organisations
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Professional matchingArrange the team by project need
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Flexible arrangementsRegular, on-site or one-off projects
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Clear communicationService records and case collaboration
For Organisations
Suitable for different service scenarios
From supplementing professional manpower to developing specific projects, we first understand the organisation's goals and existing processes.
Day and district centres
Group activities, functional training, health education and thematic programmes.
Integrated home care
Provide home-based professional service and caregiver advice to fit the case's needs.
Social welfare & district groups
Arrange talks, screening and rehabilitation support by activity or project goal.
Service plans that fit the organisation's actual operationsOne Team, Clear Plan
From need to delivery, one clear plan
We plan based on the organisation's goals, service target, staffing and communication flow.
- Clarify the service target, expected outcomes and priority needs
- Recommend suitable professionals, staffing mix and service frequency
- Confirm the venue, records, contacts and contingency arrangements
- Review and adjust with the organisation team as the service progresses
Service Options
Outreach support that can be combined as needed
The following are common service modules; the actual scope follows the mutually confirmed plan.
Functional assessment
Individual or group therapy
Rehabilitation goal review
Health observation
Nursing procedure support
Care risk alerts
Health talks
Therapy groups
Caregiver education
Frontline training
Case discussion
Suggested service flow
Before Enquiry
What to Prepare for a First Enquiry
Providing the service target, number of people, venue, current staffing, needs to be addressed and preferred dates helps the team put together a plan. After receiving the information, the scope will be clarified first, then the professionals, format, records and contact arrangements confirmed.
Service Boundaries
Outreach programmes do not replace emergency medical services and should not be used as an unassessed individual diagnosis. If a service user has a sudden or critical situation, follow the organisation's established procedure and call 999; seeHong Kong Government emergency help information。