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Frequently asked questions
Real cases and practical answers for families and managers
We provide short-term post-operative rehabilitation, chronic condition management, mobility and balance training, and cognitive support sessions. Each program is based on an initial assessment and includes measurable milestones, a sample weekly schedule and follow-up recommendations for family caregivers.
Stay length varies by clinical need and personal goals. Common scenarios include 2–4 week courses for post-operative rehab and 8–12 week courses for more complex mobility or chronic-condition plans. Admissions staff review each case and propose a practical timeframe.
Yes. We encourage family involvement in education sessions and certain therapeutic activities. We schedule family visits and guided training slots so caregivers can learn safe transfer techniques and daily routine adaptations.
Our administrative and care teams can support English-language enquiries and common translation needs. For less common languages we arrange interpreters on a case-by-case basis to ensure clear communication during assessments and care planning.
A licensed nurse or care coordinator is on duty at all times, with scheduled physician rounds. We maintain documented referral pathways to local hospitals in Hua Hin for emergencies and use standard escalation protocols to protect resident safety.
Yes. Our nutrition team prepares individualized meal plans aligned with medical needs, cultural preferences and dietary restrictions. Menus are adjusted as part of care scenarios such as post-operative healing or diabetes management.
Admissions begins with a preliminary phone screening, followed by an in-person assessment covering mobility, cognition, medication review and social needs. The assessment generates a staged care plan with target outcomes and recommended stay length.
Daily schedules combine therapy sessions, group exercise, creative activities and scheduled rest periods. We document example weekly routines for different case types—post-op recovery, chronic pain management and social reintegration—to help families understand expected structure.
Pricing is transparent and case-specific. Packages typically cover accommodation, basic meals, scheduled therapies and routine nursing care. Optional services such as private physiotherapy sessions and specialist consultations are itemized so families can make informed choices.
Medication management follows documented protocols: nurse-led administration, secure storage, and regular physician review. We share medication lists with families and provide guidance on post-discharge medication plans to support safe transitions.
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Submit a brief case summary and we will propose a pragmatic care pathway, a sample weekly schedule and suggested next steps for assessment or visit booking.
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