
Globally, falling has become one of the leading causes of unintentional injury deaths. In Hong Kong, about 1 in 5 elderly experience falls every year and among those who fall, 75% would sustain an injury such as head trauma and broken bones. Recovering from a fall becomes more challenging as your loved ones age, and some may never reach their fullest health potential again.

The risk of falling increases with age - in Hong Kong 75% of elderly who have experienced falls have sustained injuries, of which 7% were serious injuries. Apart from physical consequences, falls also put a major psychological and financial burden on you and your loved ones. For example, 70% of fallers reported having a fear of falling after such incidents. Falls happen with a reason, and understanding which risk factors apply to your loved ones can reduce injuries and protect their sense of independence.

Over 90% of seniors prefer to stay in their own homes as they age, which makes it our responsibility to create a safe environment that enables our loved ones to move freely without the risk of falling. According to Elderly Health Services , falling is one of the most common causes of injury amongst elderly. Over 60% of falls occur at home, of which 37% were due to environmental factors . Although the chances of falling inevitably increase with age, environmental hazards (e.g loose rugs, uneven walkways) are risk factors that can be easily prevented.

From October 2020, the Social Welfare Department’s care subsidy scheme, Community Care Service Voucher for the Elderly (CCSV), will be moving into its 3rd phase. What are the differences between the 2nd and 3rd phase? How will the launch affect existing CCSV users? We have all your questions answered here.

Are you Fit to Fly? Before you leave for essential business travel, make sure you take precautions, such as proof of a negative COVID-19 PCR test. Check out our article to learn more about travel restrictions, requirements, and the benefits of a negative COVID-19 test in Asia. (Research dates to 07/08/2020)

Hong Kong, 08 December 2023 – Evercare, Hong Kong’s leading health tech platform, wins the 2023 DHL/SCMP Hong Kong Business Awards held on 7th December 2023. The award recognises Evercare’s commitment to reinventing the caregiving industry and enabling the elderly community to age with dignity and independence. Other companies honoured at the awards ceremony include BYD Company Limited, China State Construction Engineering (Hong Kong) Limited, CMRS Digital Solutions Limited, and Polygroup Holdings. Personal awards were presented to Mr. Allan Zeman, Chairman of Lan Kwai Fong Group, Ms. Poman Lo, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Regal Hotels International Holdings Limited, and Ms. Randy Lai, Chief Executive Officer of McDonald’s Hong Kong.

Globally, falling has become one of the leading causes of unintentional injury deaths. In Hong Kong, about 1 in 5 elderly experience falls every year and among those who fall, 75% would sustain an injury such as head trauma and broken bones. Recovering from a fall becomes more challenging as your loved ones age, and some may never reach their fullest health potential again.

The risk of falling increases with age - in Hong Kong 75% of elderly who have experienced falls have sustained injuries, of which 7% were serious injuries. Apart from physical consequences, falls also put a major psychological and financial burden on you and your loved ones. For example, 70% of fallers reported having a fear of falling after such incidents. Falls happen with a reason, and understanding which risk factors apply to your loved ones can reduce injuries and protect their sense of independence.

Over 90% of seniors prefer to stay in their own homes as they age, which makes it our responsibility to create a safe environment that enables our loved ones to move freely without the risk of falling. According to Elderly Health Services , falling is one of the most common causes of injury amongst elderly. Over 60% of falls occur at home, of which 37% were due to environmental factors . Although the chances of falling inevitably increase with age, environmental hazards (e.g loose rugs, uneven walkways) are risk factors that can be easily prevented.

Vital signs are one of the best indicators of overall health. As a caregiver, it’s important to understand what these numbers mean and what they tell you about your loved one’s current health and possible risk factors. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about taking vital signs at home.

Have you ever missed doses of your medication? One pill a day is manageable, but when the medicines add up, staying on schedule can become quite the hassle. This medication log sheet helps you better organise your medications, and ensures you or your loved ones are taking the right doses at the right time.

Hong Kong, 08 December 2023 – Evercare, Hong Kong’s leading health tech platform, wins the 2023 DHL/SCMP Hong Kong Business Awards held on 7th December 2023. The award recognises Evercare’s commitment to reinventing the caregiving industry and enabling the elderly community to age with dignity and independence. Other companies honoured at the awards ceremony include BYD Company Limited, China State Construction Engineering (Hong Kong) Limited, CMRS Digital Solutions Limited, and Polygroup Holdings. Personal awards were presented to Mr. Allan Zeman, Chairman of Lan Kwai Fong Group, Ms. Poman Lo, Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Regal Hotels International Holdings Limited, and Ms. Randy Lai, Chief Executive Officer of McDonald’s Hong Kong.

Globally, falling has become one of the leading causes of unintentional injury deaths. In Hong Kong, about 1 in 5 elderly experience falls every year and among those who fall, 75% would sustain an injury such as head trauma and broken bones. Recovering from a fall becomes more challenging as your loved ones age, and some may never reach their fullest health potential again.

The risk of falling increases with age - in Hong Kong 75% of elderly who have experienced falls have sustained injuries, of which 7% were serious injuries. Apart from physical consequences, falls also put a major psychological and financial burden on you and your loved ones. For example, 70% of fallers reported having a fear of falling after such incidents. Falls happen with a reason, and understanding which risk factors apply to your loved ones can reduce injuries and protect their sense of independence.

Over 90% of seniors prefer to stay in their own homes as they age, which makes it our responsibility to create a safe environment that enables our loved ones to move freely without the risk of falling. According to Elderly Health Services , falling is one of the most common causes of injury amongst elderly. Over 60% of falls occur at home, of which 37% were due to environmental factors . Although the chances of falling inevitably increase with age, environmental hazards (e.g loose rugs, uneven walkways) are risk factors that can be easily prevented.