Summary: MediShield Life remains a baseline, but outpatient and home-based rehab is rarely covered beyond community hospital stays. Integrated Shield Plans are now the key path to meaningful rehab coverage,…
If you’ve ever travelled or lived in Southeast Asia, you’ve probably heard the phrase “same same but different.” It’s a light-hearted way to describe things that seem similar but are…
Cancer survivorship marks the beginning of a complex journey where physical, emotional, and functional challenges often persist long after treatment ends. A landmark study involving over 1,400 survivors across 12…
The intersection of technology and rehabilitation is rapidly reshaping the landscape of independent living for people with disabilities. Recent research has provided compelling evidence that home automation is not only a powerful tool for enhancing autonomy and quality of life
Spasticity – characterised by uncontrolled, heightened muscle tone and exaggerated reflexes – is a daily reality for many living with neurological conditions such as stroke, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and…
A recent study explored the experiences of older adults (aged 66–87) who participated in an eight-week series of structured online group meetings. Most participants lived alone, reflecting a demographic that is especially vulnerable to social isolation – a challenge familiar to many in Singapore’s urban landscape.
Recent research continues to highlight the crucial role of physical and occupational therapy in supporting recovery after surgery, particularly for individuals undergoing breast cancer procedures. The spotlight is increasingly on…
As Singapore’s population ages, more people are thinking about how to make end-of-life care more supportive and meaningful. The idea of “compassionate communities” is gaining attention worldwide, including here in…
Can Tai Chi Help Knee Osteoarthritis? New Research Sheds Light Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is a common cause of pain and reduced mobility for many adults in Singapore and across Asia.…
Community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) leads to significant hospital admissions globally, with patients often spending prolonged periods in sedentary behaviour. This inactivity contributes to increased risks of mortality and readmission. Early mobilisation…
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