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health assessment
the FIRST STEP TO BETTER CARE
1 hour assessment conducted by a Registered Nurse, Therapist or Dietitian
Comprehensive understanding of patient's care and recovery needs
Receive an assessment report, health goals, and personalised care plan
Recieve on-site caretaker training
Save 17% when you purchase an assessment package
KICKSTART YOUR CARE JOURNEY
health ASSESSMENT
A health professional will visit your home to conduct an assessment of the patient and their home environment.
RECEIVE A PERSONAL CARE PLAN
Work towards planned health goals on your own or with the support of our caregivers and schedule follow-up assessments as needed.
FIND THE RIGHT ASSESSMENT FOR YOU
Our team of medical professionals, including registered nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists and dietitians, are ready to provide in-home health assessments.
No matter which assessment type you choose, you will gain greater clarity on:
✓ Specific care needs
✓ Caretaker skills & support
✓ Smooth hospital-to-home transition
Not sure which type of assessment you need? Take this 1-minute quiz to find out!
THE ASSESSMENT PROCESS
A health professional will conduct a 1-hour assessment to evaluate your loved one's physical health, cognitive function, living environment, daily routines, and abilities of the caretaker. An assessment is highly recommended for first-time clients, and existing clients whose medical conditions have changed.
DURING THE ASSESSMENT:
after the assessment:
TRANSFORM YOUR RECOVERY JOURNEY
17% OFF!
assessment package
hk$4,500
HK$5,400
• 3x monthly health assessments
• Assessment report and care plan
*Plan available until 31/12/2023; Must be used within 3 months; Pre-payment is required
TYPES OF ASSESSMENTS
A RN assessment focuses on evaluating the patient's physical/mental condition and medical history. It's suitable for individuals who are receiving ongoing medical treatment, have mental health conditions, or suffer from chronic illness, such as cancer.
- Conduct physical examination (hearing, vision, pain, mobility)
- Assess psychosocial health
- Review diet plan and medication management
- Assess medical needs (e.g wound care, catheter changing)
- Measure vital signs
A PT assessment focuses on evaluating the patient's physical function, mobility and rehabilitation needs. It's suitable for individuals who are primarily experiencing difficulties with movement, chronic pain, or recovering from surgery/injury.
- Assess past or current injuries/surgeries
- Test range of motion, strength, flexibility
- Assess balance and coordination
- Locate areas of pain or discomfort
- Assess ability to perform activities of daily living
An OT assessment focuses on evaluating the patient's living environment, ability to perform activities of daily living (ADL), and level of independence. It's suitable for individuals who suffer from physical/cognitive limitations, or have just been discharged from the hospital.
- Assess living conditions and safety hazards
- Provide guidance and training on adaptive equipment
- Assess physical abilities and limitations
- Assess ability to perform activities of daily living
- Evaluate cognitive function (e.g memory, problem solving)
A ST assessment focuses on evaluating the patient's speech, comprehension, and swallowing abilities. It's suitable for individuals with cognitive conditions, or have impaired communication or swallowing functions due to conditions, such as a dementia.
- Assess communication and language skills
- Evaluate cognitive function (e.g attention, memory)
- Assess oral-motor skills
- Test swallowing ability
- Examine caretaker feeding methods
A dietitian's assessment will evaluate the patient's health status, nutritional deficiencies/excesses, and lifestyle habits. It's suitable for individuals who want to prevent diseases or manage chronic conditions (e.g cancer, diabetes) through healthier eating habits.
- Body composition anlaysis: body mass index, body fat percentage, muscle mass, water retention
- Analysis of blood test report (if applicable)
- Assessment of nutritional intake
- Assessment of eating & lifestyle habits
- Set nutritional goals & interventions
