We specialise in providing higher-intensity rehabilitation programmes to patients with complex needs like stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury (including ventilatory rehab), orthopaedic (musculoskeletal) and trauma.​

Our multidisciplinary model of care, complemented by rehabilitative technology and robotic machines, will help patients return to their daily function and subsequently to work and life as much as possible.​​

Rehabilitation and therapy services will help patients following acute illnesses to regain their functional status and physical strength to perform their daily activities, such as cooking and moving around the community, which helps with reintegration back home.

Patients will be taken care by a multi-disciplinary team comprising doctors, nurses, therapists and other allied health staff, adopting a holistic approach to rehabilitation. They would be exposed to cultural and social forms of therapy including horticultural therapy.​

Subacute Care supports patients' recovery phase from an acute illness or injury. Subacute Care patients are clinically stable but require additional periods of multi-disciplinary medical and nursing care, as well as therapists' inputs.​

As their medical care needs are attended to, Subacute Care patients will continue to receive physical, occupational, cognitive, and speech therapies, tailored according to their physical and psychosocial status.

Subacute Care patients in the geriatric age-group with dementia-related complications or who are frail and have complex care issues may be enrolled in dedicated programs.​

We aim to provide quality care for acute palliative patients. Co-located with Dover Park Hospice, we focus on managing patients with more complex care needs earlier in their disease trajectory, while facilitating safe transitions back to the community where possible, supported by home and day hospice services​.​