Comprehensive assessment · Functional maintenance · Active health
TCM: Healthy Aging
For middle-aged and older adults at risk of frailty or chronic disease, the program combines health screening, functional assessment, lifestyle guidance, and TCM to support function and well-being.
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Treatment Plan
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Step One: Comprehensive Assessment
Establish a health baseline from the five levels of disease, function, intrinsic ability, living environment and personal goals, first deal with acute risks, and then determine long-term goals that can be improved and maintained. Assess as necessary: health history and personal goals, comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA), intrinsic capacity assessment (Intrinsic Capacity), frailty, sarcopenia and fall risk, cognition, mood and sleep, examination and safety stratification.
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Step Two: Multidisciplinary Joint Assessment
It depends on the situation. The case can be jointly evaluated by geriatrics, cardiovascular/endocrinology and other specialties, rehabilitation and sports medicine, nutrition, clinical pharmacy, neuropsychology and sensory specialists.
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Step Three: Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnosis, Treatment And Conditioning
After completing the remote data pre-review, comprehensive geriatric assessment, and functional, cognitive, and nutritional examinations, the MDT will determine personal priority goals and formulate an exercise, nutrition, medication, and comprehensive physical and mental intervention plan. The first phase is usually designed to last 4–8 weeks and is adjusted based on re-evaluation results.
Home Rehabilitation Guidance After Treatment In China
The treatment plan you formulated during your stay in China can also be continued after you return to your country.
Personalized Health Assessment
These assessments you completed while in the hospital are not only the basis for the doctor to formulate a plan, but also the baseline for your self-management after returning to your country:
- Assessment of Daily Living Abilities and Personal Goals: Understand your current functional status and most important personal goals
- Frailty, Sarcopenia, Mobility and Falls Risk Assessment: Assessing functional decline and risk of falls
- Nutrition, weight change and swallowing risk assessment: Assess the risk of malnutrition and abnormal weight
- Cognition, mood, sleep and delirium risk assessment: Assess cognitive function and mental status
- Vision, hearing, oral and social support assessment: Assess sensory function and social support resources
- Assessment of comorbidities, medications and home environment safety: Review of polypharmacy and home safety hazards
Personalized Health Intervention
The plan based on the assessment results is designed with the execution conditions after you return to your country in mind, and each item can be continued in the home environment:
- Movement and Functional Maintenance Program: At-home training program designed based on strength, balance, and mobility assessments with a focus on strength maintenance and fall prevention
- Nutrition and Weight Management Program: A long-term executable diet adjustment plan that combines physical conditions and local dietary resources, focusing on muscle maintenance and chronic disease indicator management
- Cognition, sleep and mood maintenance program: Home implementation plan for cognitive training, sleep hygiene and emotion management based on assessment results
- Medication management suggestions: For polypharmacy patients, doctors give medication streamlining advice and key points for communication with local doctors
- Recommendations for aging well and environmental safety at home: Provide recommendations on home environment adjustments and assistive devices based on fall risk factors discovered during the assessment
Frequently asked questions
Does macrobiotic medicine guarantee a longer life?
We do not promise to extend your life. Through comprehensive geriatric assessment and a multidisciplinary team, we will help you set a more pragmatic goal: an individualized plan to maintain health and functional independence as long as possible.
How is it different from a regular physical exam?
The physical examination looks at the indicators, and a single subject looks at a system. Comprehensive geriatric assessment will systematically evaluate your daily activity ability, degree of frailty, risk of falls, cognition and emotion, and multiple medication use, and a multidisciplinary team will coordinate the plan to avoid conflicts between treatments from various disciplines.
What kind of improvement can I see after receiving treatment?
Specific improvements vary from person to person, but common ones include: improved gait speed and balance, fewer falls, streamlined medication use, improved sleep and mood, and easier daily activities. We do not promise to "rejuvenate our youth". Every improvement will be based on evaluation data and can be tracked and verified.
Who is this service suitable for?
People who are middle-aged or older, feel that their physical strength or memory is not as good as before, have chronic diseases or take multiple medications, and those who want to manage the risks of aging in advance. It’s not about waiting until you can’t walk anymore, but maintaining it while its function is still good.
