About Us
Elderly Health Care Clinic provides proactive, continuous, and holistic healthcare designed to optimize functional independence and vitality in older adults. Delivered by an interdisciplinary clinical team, this service integrates Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA), cognitive and memory enhancement, strength and balance training for fall prevention, and medical nutrition management to delay functional decline, prevent accidents, and promote healthy aging.
Scope and Service Procedures
- Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment (CGA): Multidimensional evaluation encompassing medical history, polypharmacy medication reconciliation, functional independence screening (ADLs/IADLs), and home safety reviews.
- Cognitive and Neuro-Functional Stimulation: Early screening for mild cognitive impairment (MCI), targeted neurobic exercises, and structured memory rehabilitation strategies to support brain longevity.
- Fall Prevention, Balance, and Musculoskeletal Training: Quantitative gait and balance assessments paired with progressive resistance training to counter sarcopenia, improve joint stability, and reinforce safe functional mobility.
- Geriatric Medical Nutrition and Dietary Care: Formulating disease-specific meal plans, optimizing high-quality protein for bone and muscle preservation, managing dysphagia (swallowing difficulties), and promoting gut health.
- Individualized Care Planning and Caregiver Empowerment: Establishing longitudinal personalized care pathways and providing practical coaching to families and caregivers to maintain a safe living environment.
Target Groups
- Adults aged 60 and older seeking proactive longevity planning, healthy aging, and functional independence preservation.
- Older individuals exhibiting frailty, gait instability, muscle weakness, or a recent history of slips and falls.
- Seniors experiencing age-associated memory lapses or seeking preventive cognitive stimulation against dementia.
- Older adults with involuntary weight loss, poor appetite, malnutrition risks, or chewing and swallowing impairments.
- Family members and primary caregivers looking for structured, multidisciplinary geriatric care strategies at home.