Each patient is cared for by a multi-disciplinary team of medical practitioners, led by a rehabilitation physician, comprising: Rehabilitation nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, pharmacist, dietitian, neuropsychologist, and others.

Periodic team conferences are held for continuous patient management and monitoring. Weekly rehabilitation goals are set according to the treatment plan and reviewed. Family conferences are an avenue for patients and family members to discuss with the rehab team as a whole and can be arranged at any time. 

For patients coming from acute hospitals, our Case Coordinator will perform a rehabilitation assessment at the current residing hospital for suitability. Upon discharge, we will assist with arranging the transfer to ReGen Rehab Hospital if ambulance service is required. Upon arrival, admission and registration will be done at bedside and a three-point assessment will be conducted by the rehabilitation physician, senior nurse and a therapist.

Learn more about the inpatient journey and process here.

We advise patients to stay for an average of two weeks in the first instance to allow sufficient time for patients themselves and their families to understand and journey through the rehabilitation programme. Discharge planning begins at the time of admission, encompassing the goal-setting process with the Rehabilitation Physician, goal-review during the team and family conferences, and care giver training towards the planned discharge date if required. 

Learn more about the inpatient journey and process here.