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What is Neurological Disease?

Neurological disorders affect the nervous system due to genetics, vascular issues, trauma, or degeneration, leading to motor, cognitive, or sensory impairments.

  • Stroke (Haemorrhagic/Ischaemic): An acute condition caused by interrupted blood supply to the brain, potentially leading to paralysis or speech impairment.
  • Parkinson's Disease (PD): A progressive disorder causing tremors, stiffness, and slowness of movement (bradykinesia).
  • Dementia (Alzheimer's Disease, AD): The most common type of dementia, primarily affecting memory and cognitive abilities.
  • Multiple Sclerosis (MS): A chronic disease of the central nervous system; symptoms include blurred vision and muscle weakness.

Benefits of Home-Based Neurological Care

  • 25%

    Reduction in fall risk for Alzheimer's patients receiving home-based functional training [1]

  • Lower Depression Scores

    in acute stroke patients receiving home care compared to hospitalisation [2]

  • About 20%

    Reduction in bedridden time for Parkinson's patients after home care intervention [3]

  • 33%

    Reduction in sedentary time for Parkinson's patients [3]

Data Sources
  • [1] Suttanon, P., Hill, K. D., Said, C. M., Williams, S. B., Byrne, K. N., LoGiudice, D., Lautenschlager, N. T., & Dodd, K. J. (2013). Feasibility, safety and preliminary evidence of the effectiveness of a home-based exercise programme for older people with Alzheimer's disease: a pilot randomized controlled trial. Clinical Rehabilitation, 27(5), 427-438.
  • [2] Mayo, N. E. (2016). Stroke rehabilitation at home: Lessons learned and ways forward. Stroke, 47(6).
  • [3] Nakae, H., & Tsushima, H. (2014). Effects of home exercise on physical function and activity in home care patients with Parkinson’s disease. Journal of Physical Therapy Science, 26(11), 1701–1706.

Who is Suitable for Neurological Home Care?

From acute onset to long-term management, medical-grade care integrated into daily life achieves optimal rehabilitation with minimal environmental disruption.

  • Acute Phase & Dementia Care

    Immediate response is critical during a stroke or seizure. Our nurses assist with side-lying positioning and airway maintenance. For dementia care, we focus on safety, environmental adaptation, and guiding daily activities to prevent wandering and accidents.

  • Golden Rehabilitation Period

    The first 3–6 months post-onset is the golden window for recovery. A familiar home environment reduces anxiety. We implement professional stroke rehabilitation plans combined with daily living tasks to gradually restore limb function and self-care abilities.

  • Long-term Symptom Management

    For Parkinson's care, we prioritise comfort and behavioural symptom management. Through non-pharmacological interventions, environmental adjustments, and family coaching, we maintain the patient's quality of life and dignity while alleviating caregiver burden.

What Does Our Neurological Care Include?

Adopting a person-centred approach, especially for dementia care, our Nurse-led services improve quality of life and provide peace of mind for families.

Professional Medical Nursing
  • Comprehensive assessment & care planning
  • Vital signs & condition monitoring
  • Medication management & guidance
  • Medical catheter care (NGT, Foley, etc.)
  • Wound care & pressure injury prevention
  • Post-operative management
  • 24/7 emergency support
Rehabilitation Services

Physiotherapy (PT) & Occupational Therapy (OT):

  • Limb function training
  • Balance & gait improvement
  • Fall prevention training
  • Self-care skills training
  • Home environment adaptation advice
  • Assistive device guidance
  • Stroke rehabilitation at home

Speech Therapy (ST):

  • Swallowing assessment & training
  • Communication rehabilitation
Life & Nutritional Support Dietitian Services

Personalised meal plans:

  • Special diets for swallowing difficulties (dysphagia)
  • Nutritional assessment & improvement

Daily Living Assistance:

  • Personal hygiene care
  • Basic domestic support
  • Rehabilitation nursing assistance
  • Medical escort (appointments, shopping)

Family Support:

  • Caregiving skills training
  • Psychological support & stress management
  • Respite care arrangements
Specialised Dementia Care
  • Memory & cognitive function training
  • Behavioural management strategies
  • Safety measures (e.g., anti-wandering)
  • Daily activity planning & guidance
  • Communication techniques for families

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Why Choose YDCare?

As Hong Kong's premier neurological home care provider, every decision we make aims to improve health outcomes for you and your family.

Significantly Reduce Health Risks

  • Minimise falls and accidents
  • Lower rates of urinary/respiratory infections
  • Avoid unnecessary hospitalisations/readmissions
  • Reduce antipsychotic use in dementia patients

Enhance Quality of Life

  • Maintain maximum independence
  • Ensure balanced nutrition
  • Promote positive emotions and engagement
  • Alleviate physical and mental stress for caregivers

Optimise Care Approach

  • Manage behavioural symptoms with non-drug interventions
  • Simplify complex care routines
  • Provide professional guidance to reduce caregiving frustration
  • Create a safe, dementia-friendly home environment

Medical Outcomes & Security

  • Stabilise disease progression
  • Prevent complications
  • Delay functional decline
  • Improve overall health status

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