MoRe-Life provides in-home geriatric rehabilitation services, bringing a multidisciplinary team of therapists directly to older adults. This approach overcomes accessibility barriers to improve mobility, functional independence, and overall quality of life within the patient's familiar environment.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
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Problem
Older adults often face mobility or health challenges that make attending traditional rehabilitation clinics difficult. This can lead to delayed recovery, reduced independence, and a diminished quality of life due to limited access to necessary therapeutic interventions.
Solution
MoRe-Life delivers mobile geriatric rehabilitation services directly to patients' homes, addressing the accessibility barriers of clinic-based care. A multidisciplinary team provides personalized therapy within the patient's familiar environment, aiming to enhance self-sufficiency, improve overall health, and increase life satisfaction. This approach facilitates a more effective and tailored recovery process by integrating rehabilitation into the patient's daily life. The service supports patients in regaining functional abilities and adapting their living spaces for greater independence.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals over 70 years old (or younger with pre-existing conditions) experiencing age-related functional decline, mobility issues, or recovering from acute medical events.
Features
- In-home rehabilitation services provided by a multidisciplinary team including medical professionals, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, and nutritionists.
- Customized treatment plans developed based on individual patient needs and home environment assessments.
- Therapeutic interventions focused on improving mobility, reducing fall risk, enhancing daily living activities, and cognitive function.
- Family and caregiver involvement in the rehabilitation process through education and guidance.
- Support for medication management and coordination with primary care physicians.
- Assistance with the selection and implementation of assistive devices and home modifications.
- Guidance on social and legal matters related to aging and healthcare.
- Rehabilitation duration typically ranges from 6 to 12 weeks, with multiple therapy sessions per week.