Strategic Initiatives Stroke Rehabilitation Service

The Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Cyril and Amy Cheung Aged Care Complex (CAC) operates on self-financing basis with a focus on medical and rehabilitation services, particularly stroke and post-operative rehabilitation.

The building is equipped with advanced medical equipment and cutting-edge technology. A multidisciplinary team provides comprehensive transitional support, inpatient rehabilitation programs, and day rehabilitation services for individuals in need, including stroke patients, post-surgical patients, and the elderly. Services offered include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, psychological counseling, nutritional consultations, and medical nursing. 

Single bed room	3-bed room
4-bed room

Located adjacent to the Sha Tin Yuen Chau Kok Park, CAC provides a comfortable and tranquil living environment, allowing patients and residents to undergo rehabilitation treatments with peace of mind. The aim is to help them regain the ability and confidence to return to their homes and community, reigniting hope in their lives.

Service Features

Spiritual Care

CAC shares the premises with H.K.S.K.H. Holy Spirit Church. Pastoral care and church members regularly organize fellowship gatherings, prayer meetings, and Holy Communion worship, enabling patients and residents to participate in spiritual nurturing activities without leaving the premises.

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

CAC actively collaborates with other professional organizations and groups, forming strategic partnerships to ensure that patients and residents receive high-quality medical services.

Dedicated and Passionate Professionals
CAC's multidisciplinary team is committed and constantly strives for excellence. They adopt innovative thinking beyond traditional service frameworks and provide continuous love and care for patients and residents as if they were their own family.

In addition, the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Cyril and Amy Cheung Aged Care Complex also houses the Elderly Home (Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Mao Keen Ying Home for Senior Citizens). It also participates in the "Community Care Service Voucher Scheme for the Elderly". For detailed information, please refer to the "Elderly Services" section on our website.

 Other Services include:

• Stroke and Fracture Rehabilitation
• Examination and training on joint, muscular strength and mobility
• Assessment and training for Cognitive Impairment
• Screening and training for Dyslexia
• Dysphagia Rehabilitation
• Posture assessment and correction
• Pain management and Aromatherapy
• Assessment and treatment on Cardiopulmonary
• Assessment and training for Home Oxygen Therapy
• Prevention and handling of Pressure Sores
• Consultation and Purchase of Rehabilitation-aid equipment
• Home environment safety assessments and improvement proposals

Downloads

• Leaflet
• Application Form
• Medical Examination Form For Residents in Residential Care Home for the Elderly

Please feel free to call 2637 1088 or email cacacc@skhwc.org.hk during office hours for inquiries, appointments, or to visit in person.

The Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Cyril and Amy Cheung Aged Care Complex is a remarkable institution that offers comprehensive stroke residential rehabilitation programme. The first 3 to 6 months after stroke discharge is the crucial “golden period” for recovery, and we strive to make this period count. Our dedicated team provide intensive and tailored rehabilitation therapy, applying cutting-edge techniques and evidence-based practices.

Our primary goal is to enhance physical function, restore mobility, improve speech expression, and foster independent living skills. By offering a wide range of services and support, we aim to help our patients regain their pre-stroke lifestyle to the greatest extent possible.

The services include:

Physical therapy at our facility utilizes modern techniques such as acupuncture, electrotherapy, and rehabilitative exercises to stimulate limb movements in stroke patients. We also provide training in walking, sitting, and standing balance to improve overall physical activity and function. Upon completion of the treatment, patients will receive guidance on home exercises and recommendations for assistive walking devices and exercise equipment.

Occupational therapy for stroke patients encompasses training in daily activities, cognitive exercises, swallowing management, home modification, and recommendations for assistive devices. Our aim is to enhance patients' self-care abilities and facilitate their transition back into community living.

Psychological counselling plays a vital role in supporting stroke patients who may experience anxiety, depression, and mood swings as a result of the stroke and the lengthy rehabilitation journey. We hope to help patients maintain a positive and optimistic mindset through guidance and encouragement.

Nutritional therapy | Our experienced nutritionists assess patients' dietary habits and provide tailored guidance to promote optimal health. Emphasizing a low-salt, low-fat, low-sugar, and high-fiber diet, we aim to address potential causes of stroke, such as high cholesterol and narrowed blood vessels.

Speech therapy | Our dedicated speech therapy team specializes in addressing speech difficulties commonly experienced by stroke patients. Through targeted training, we aim to improve patients' speaking and listening comprehension abilities. Additionally, our professionals conduct thorough swallowing assessments and provide necessary training to ensure patients' swallowing function is optimized.

Services include:

1. Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy: To stimulate limb movement of stroke patients and enhance the effectiveness of their rehabilitation, by utilizing modern acupuncture, electrotherapy, fine motor skills training, daily life and cognitive training, aromatherapy, combined with advanced rehabilitation equipment tailored for stroke and orthopedic rehabilitation:
   
   

• Lokomat®Nanos - Functional locomotion therapy with automatic robotic gait training and assessment
  
  
  
• Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) - Pain-free, non-invasive therapy used to stimulate the brain’s central nervous system

• KINESIQ – Engaging balance training equipment dedicated to physical and neurological autonomy preservation

• Ameo®Spring - Self-initiated repetitive arm and hand therapy in an extensive 3D workspace

• RecoveriX - Brain-computer interface rehabilitation system that links mental activities with real-time visual and tactile feedback

2. Speech Therapy: To support stroke patients with speech, communication and swallowing impairments with assessment and treatment.

3. Sensory Stimulation Trainings: To stimulate patients' limbs, improve cognitive function, enhance their motivation and participation via multi-sensory stimulation training and therapy.

4. Psychological Counselling and Social Services Support: Stroke patients and their families are prone to anxiety and unease due to the sudden blow and prolonged rehabilitation process. Through psychological counselling and supportive care, so that they may get through the difficulties together with positive attitude.