Geriatric (Elderly) Medical Care
Our Geriatric Medical Care unit provides comprehensive, compassionate healthcare tailored to the unique needs of older adults. We focus on the prevention, diagnosis, and management of age-related conditions, including chronic illnesses, mobility issues, cognitive decline, and overall functional health, ensuring our elderly patients maintain the best possible quality of life.
We are committed to delivering person-centred care that respects dignity, independence, and individual needs. As aging populations and family dynamics evolve, our services continuously adapt to support patients and caregivers through every stage of later life, promoting healthy aging and long-term wellbeing.
Enhancing the patient and family experience
We work closely with patients and their families to provide coordinated, holistic care based on best-practice geriatric medicine standards. Our approach emphasizes safety, comfort, and continuity of care, helping families navigate complex medical decisions with confidence. Patients can access a wide range of geriatric-focused services, including:
- Comprehensive geriatric assessments
- Chronic disease and medication management
- Memory and cognitive health evaluations
- Fall risk assessment and mobility support
- Nutritional and functional health counseling
Patients supported by dedicated team of experts
Our interdisciplinary team includes experienced geriatric physicians, internists, nurses, physiotherapists, pharmacists, dietitians, social workers, and care coordinators who specialize in elderly care.
We collaborate with specialized medical departments and community care services to ensure seamless referrals, rehabilitation support, and long-term care planning. This coordinated model allows our patients to receive timely, integrated care across all stages of aging.
Information for new patient
New patients and caregivers are encouraged to learn about our geriatric care approach and what to expect during initial assessments and follow-up visits. Our team focuses on understanding medical history, functional abilities, medications, and social support systems.
Care plans are developed collaboratively with patients and families, addressing medical needs, lifestyle considerations, and preventive strategies. Education and guidance are provided to support caregivers, promote independence, and improve daily living outcomes for elderly patients.
