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Balance and gait
Train weight shift, turning, step length and walking speed.
For unsteady gaitHome Physiotherapy
MobilityRebuilt at Home
A qualified Physiotherapist assesses strength, balance, gait and pain at home, sets a training direction around the medical advice and living environment, and provides a written assessment report. A therapy assistant can then run the routine sessions and log progress.
1:1Physiotherapist (PT) visits
Mobility, pain and safety are managed together.
Joint mobilityStrengtheningBalance and gaitManual therapyPain managementNeuro rehabHome exerciseFall prevention
Who is it for
Who is it for
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Stroke rehabilitation
Improve motor control and walking safety.
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After fracture surgery
Restore joint movement and strength gradually.
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Pain conditions
For shoulder, neck, back, knee or joint pain.
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Parkinson's disease
Train gait, balance and turning.
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Fall prevention
For falls or unsteady walking needing follow-up.
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Long-term bed rest
Maintain mobility and slow physical decline.
Therapy areas
Training matched to ability
Training is matched to assessment and linked to daily movement.
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Strengthening
Rebuild lower-limb and core strength with gradual exercises.
Standing and stairs03
Joint mobility
Use active and passive movement to reduce stiffness and maintain flexibility.
Improve range04
Pain management
Combine manual therapy with home care advice.
Ease pain05
Neuro rehab
Train motor control, sensation and coordination.
Movement relearningWhy CareLane
Why CareLane
Home assessment
Review real movement risks at home.
Clear goals
Each session links to standing, walking and transfers.
Home practice
Provide safe exercises that can continue at home.
Progress tracking
Use simple measures to track rehab trends.
Rehab journey
Three clear stages
Each stage has goals, measures and home exercises.
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Early safety
Start with bed mobility, sit-to-stand transfers and basic activity to reduce decline after bed rest.
Pain scoreJoint rangeExercise completion
Care team
Care team
PT
Physiotherapist (PT)
Leads assessment, treatment planning and progress review.
PTA
Physiotherapy Assistant (PTA)
Assists training under therapist direction.
HCW
Health Care Worker (HCW)
Supports daily activity, transfers and exercise reminders.
Progress tracking
Track progress with measures
Simple measures record trends for family follow-up.
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0+Therapy areas
0Pain score
0%Home exercise
Common measures include sit-to-stand tests, Timed Up and Go (TUG), walking speed, Berg Balance Scale and Barthel Index.
Pricing
How physiotherapy is charged
The physiotherapist assesses, sets the training plan and reviews progress; the physiotherapy assistant carries out the training at home to that plan. All rates below include the home visit and the equipment used — no call-out fee.
All rates publishedNo call-out feeFree cancellation 24 hrs ahead
Physiotherapist at home
One rate for assessment and treatment
HK$1,000 / session
1 hour per session · first assessment usually 1–1.5 hours
4-session package HK$3,600, averaging HK$900Save HK$400
A Hong Kong registered physiotherapist visits, assesses, sets the plan for the elder’s situation, and reviews and adjusts it as things change.
- History and mobility assessment
- Strength, joint range and balance testing
- Gait and fall-risk analysis
- Home environment and equipment review
- Exercise prescription and training plan
- Written report you can give your doctor
Keeps training frequent
Physiotherapy assistant at home
Carries out the therapist’s plan
HK$350 / session
1.5 hours per session · HK$200 per hour thereafter
4-session package HK$1,260 or 8-session HK$2,520, averaging HK$315Save up to HK$280
Training works through frequency and consistency, not the length of any one session. 1.5 hours is what a full session takes — warm-up, the prescribed exercises, then a word with the family. Regular assistant visits under the therapist’s plan keep the training frequent while the long-run cost stays manageable.
- Leads training to the prescription
- Helps with rising, transfers and walking practice
- Watches response and safety during training
- Shows the family how to assist
- Records performance each session
- Flags any change to the therapist at once
Outside office hoursOutside Mon–Sat 09:00–18:00, a 30% surcharge applies. Public holidays and the first three days of Chinese New Year, 50%.
Remote districtsLantau beyond Tung Chung, the outlying islands and locations without direct public transport carry a HK$100 surcharge per visit. No other call-out fee.
CancellationCancel 24 hours or more ahead at no charge. Under 24 hours, half the fee for that visit applies.
The services above are personal care, nursing procedures and rehabilitation training carried out as instructed by medical staff. They are not medical diagnosis or treatment and do not replace your attending doctor. Packages are valid for 3 months from purchase, for one elder, and can be booked across separate visits. Unused sessions are refundable pro rata.
FAQ
FAQ
When may improvement be seen?
It depends on condition and practice frequency. Safety and function usually improve first.
Is equipment needed?
Most sessions can start with home space and simple items.
How is it different from hospital physiotherapy?
Home visits focus on the actual environment and daily movement.
How can family help?
Help with exercise reminders, tidying routes and safety observation.
How much does it cost?
Please WhatsApp for a quote based on area, duration and needs.
Start with assessment
Want steadier walking?
We first understand the condition and goals, then suggest suitable support. Phone / WhatsApp: 9185 5217