Home rehabilitation starts with easycare .

We work with you in your home to meet your recovery needs

Service details:

Person in Charge (Nurse / Physical Therapist / Occupational Therapist / Social Worker)

Pre-discharge clinical and functional assessment (Nurse + PT + OT).
Collaboration with the hospital’s discharge planning team to obtain discharge instructions, medication lists, and rehabilitation recommendations.
Preliminary home risk assessment (based on caregiver descriptions + photos/videos).
"Pre-discharge Education" for the patient and their caregivers.

2. One-time On-site "Post-Discharge Home Assessment" (RN + PT or OT):

Physical & Mental Status: Vital signs, wound care, pain management, and mental state.
Home Environment: Bed, toilet, walkways, and fall prevention measures.
On-site Adjustments: Bed positioning, handrail placement, walking aid recommendations, bathing arrangements, etc.
Setting "Rehabilitation Goals":
Example: Regaining the ability to walk to the bathroom using a walking frame within a specific timeframe.
Caregiver Training:
Correct transfer techniques, feeding, oral medication management, and PRN (as-needed) medication usage.
Providing a simplified, written home exercise chart.

3. Golden Rehabilitation Period (All The Way Support)

Physical Therapy (1–2 times per week):
- Muscle strength, balance, and gait training.
- Gait correction and fall prevention training; ongoing home safety adjustments.
Occupational Therapy (Once every 1–2 weeks):
- Reconstruction of Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) (e.g., toileting, bathing, dressing).
- Advice on home modifications and assistive devices.
Speech Therapy (If swallowing/communication issues are present):
- Swallowing safety training and food texture recommendations.
- Simplified communication strategy training.
Nursing Services:
- Wound and stoma care.
- Blood pressure and blood glucose monitoring; medication management.
Social Work / Counseling:
- Emotional support and caregiver stress assessment.

Risk Stratification:
- High Risk: Maintain regular follow-ups with Physical/Occupational Therapists and on-site Social Worker visits.
- Medium Risk: Primary follow-up via video calls and telephone tracking.
- Low Risk: Quarterly reviews + educational seminars or support groups.
"Readmission Prevention Plan":
- Fall prevention strategies.
- Chronic disease management (Monitoring blood pressure, blood glucose, and "red flag" warning signs of heart failure).

All services are scheduled by the hour.