Our team of multidisciplinary health care specialists are ready to help each patient on the path to recovery. Depending on a patient's condition, the treatment team can include:

• Geriatrician
• Physiotherapist
• Occupational Therapist
• Registered Nurse/Health Worker
• Social Worker
• Dietician
• Podiatrist
• Speech Therapist
• Rehab Trainer

Cognitive training is a non-pharmacological form of treatment that focuses on guided practice on tasks that target specific cognitive functions, such as:

• Memory
• Attention
• Problem Solving

Dietitians evaluate and monitor dietetic intervention to aid the patient's recovery process, control symptoms and improve well-being. Nutritional advice include:

• Malnutrition Screening
• Individualised Nutrition Assessment and Diet Counselling
• Diet Therapy

Speech therapists assess all aspects of communication and swallowing difficulties that can be impacted by stroke, including:

• Difficulty understanding what has been said (Receptive Aphasia)
• Difficulty using words and sentences to express what they want to say (Expressive Aphasia)
• Difficulty thinking of the words they want to use (Word-finding Difficulties)
• Muscle weakness which may make speech slurred or difficult to understand (Dysarthria)
• Difficulty with moving the muscles in the correct sequence to speak clearly (Dyspraxia)
• Eating, drinking and swallowing difficulties (Dysphagia)

A podiatrist specialises in the assessment and treatment of the feet. Our podiatrist can also treat and alleviate foot problems including:

• In-grown Toenails
• Corns and Calluses
• Verrucas and Warts
• Athlete's Foot
• Dry and Cracked Heels
• Flat Feet
• Diabetic Foot Care

Basic knowledge and skills on how to take care of client at home, including:-

• ADL’s (Activities of Daily Living) and IADL’s (Instrumental ADL) training
• Bed mobility and transfers, home exercises
• Fall Prevention
• Home Modification
• Health and wellness education for prevention of illness
• To provide support to caregivers so that they can perform the caregiver role more effectively as well as release their burden and maintain good motivation.