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Cheerful Court Care Home

The Cheerful Court Care Home is one of the recognised service providers under the “Residential Care Service Voucher Scheme for the Elderly” (RCSV) of the Social Welfare Department.

Cheerful Court Care Home Facilities

  • The total area reaches 1,447.06sqm with spacious accommodations totaling 55 beds including single bedroom, twin bedroom, 4-bed rooms and 6-bed rooms;
  • Each bedroom is fitted with medical beds and a private bathroom;
  • Television is available in some of the rooms;
  • Every bed is equipped with emergency call button. An individual wardrobe and storage locker are provided for each resident;
  • Shared foyer with French window to allow sunlight bursts through;
  • Residents can enjoy a wide range of facilities including the canteen, the clinic, the library and the salon within the estate;
  • Residents have exclusive access to a refined garden featured with a foot massage path and a gardening area.​

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Cheerful Court Care Home offers various physical and cognitive training programmes, conducted by a multidisciplinary team including physiotherapists, occupational therapists and nurses. They assess and design personalised training programmes to the elderly. With structured training, it is aimed to delay degeneration and enhance self-care abilities of the elderly.

Occupational Therapy

Scope of Service:

  • Provides assessments on daily self-care activities and relevant trainings;
  • Provides swallowing assessments and treatments such as oral-motor therapy and exercises, Vitalstim® Therapy;
  • Provides cognitive assessments and treatments including cognitive training, multi-sensory therapy, reminiscence therapy and reality orientation;
  • Provides rehabilitation treatments for stroke and traumatic brain injury to improve patients’ mobility and self-care ability;
  • Provides pressure mapping and seating assessments, and recommendations on the use of assistive devices;
  • Provides on-site assessments and renovation recommendations for home environment;
  • Provides carer training courses.

Physiotherapy

Scope of Service:

  • Provides group and individual treatments;
  • Provides ultrasound therapy, interferential therapy and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation to relieve pain;
  • Provides post-stroke rehabilitation treatments to improve patients’ mobility;
  • Provides cardiopulmonary rehabilitation and chest physiotherapy (include percussion and suction)

Remarks: This service requires referral from a Hong Kong registered doctor.

六十多歲的岑女士談吐温文,精神不錯,在「喜頤閣」初次見面,看不出她曾接受化療。岑女士習慣獨立生活,也很懂得為自己及早計劃,在接受化療前,已決定入住護理安老院。「那時候決定進行化療,知道化療後身體需要一段時間休養,而且需要專業及適切的照顧,若獨處家中時身體不適,會很不便,家人亦會擔心。」選擇安老院的過程並不簡單,需考慮環境及服務能否配合個人起、居、飲、食的需要,還有環境是否適合休養等。

岑女士參觀過幾間院舍,亦曾考慮聘請家傭在家照顧,但考慮到家傭非專業的護理員,而且不能24小時支援她,最後選擇了香港房屋協會轄下的「喜頤閣」。「當初曾考慮入住房協另一間院舍『安頤閣』的,那裡環境也很好,但家人都在九龍灣一帶居住,這裡較方便他們來探望。」化療後身體曾十分虛弱,需要較多照料,「喜頤閣」提供24小時照顧及護理服務,亦有護士當值,讓岑女士及家人都很放心。「曾經有幾次身體不適入院,慶幸來了這裡,不用麻煩家人,減少他們為我擔心。」

For enquiries, please contact us at 2839 8068.

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About Us

Types of Residential Care Homes

Self-financing Home

A recognised service provider of the Residential Care Service Voucher (RCSV) Scheme for the Elderly implemented by the Social Welfare Department

Multi-disciplinary Professionals

Registered nurses, social workers, physiotherapists and occupational therapists

Service Recipients

  • Aged 60 or above
  • Assessed as suitable for admission to a residential care home for the elderly

Number of Non-subsidized Places

55 (54 of them are open for RCSV holders)

Care services from multi-disciplinary professionals

  • Regular visits by doctors​
  • Rehabilitation activities and treatments designed by physiotherapists and occupational therapists ​
  • Personalised care programs designed by multi-disciplinary professional team ​
  • Counselling services by registered social workers to encourage positive thinking​
  • Consultation with dietitian and speech therapist​

(Additional charge may be incurred)

Short Term Accommodation

Available

Rehabilitation Programme

  • Stroke rehabilitation treatment
  • Regular rehabilitation treatment
  • Intensive rehabilitation treatment
  • Group regular rehabilitation treatment
  • Podiatry
  • Speech therapy
  • Cognitive assessment
  • Cognitive treatment
  • Home assessment

Meal Provision

Tailor-made menus designed by chefs; regularly reviewed by dietitian to suit the nutrition needs of residents

Social and Recreational Activities

Social activities:

  • Golden oldies sharing
  • Gathering at podium garden
  • Birthday parties
  • Festival and celebrations

Recreational activities:

  • Handicrafts workshop
  • Cooking class
  • Gardening group

Health and well-being activities:

  • Morning exercise
  • Fine-motor training
  • Hand-eye coordination training
  • Spiritual group

Application Procedures

  1. Submit the completed “Application Form”, “Medical Examination Form” filled by a registered medical practitioner, and a chest x-ray report to the Residential Care Home by post, email or in person
  2. The residential care home will arrange assessment for the applicant
  3. Qualified applicant who accepts the accommodation offer will be arranged for move-in

Directions

  • Address: 2/F, Cheerful Court, 55 Choi Ha Road, Ngau Tau Kok, Kowloon
  • Map
  • MTR: Exit B of Kowloon Bay Station
  • Bus: A26/A26P/2X/28B/606/606A
  • Minibus: 35/38M

Termination of Residence

  • Not less than 30 calendar days advance written notice provided to the Residential Care Home
  • Resident/Guarantor must settle the last monthly payment on or before the date of discharge

Awards

In the 10th Asia Pacific Eldercare Innovation Awards, clinched the “Best Dementia Care Programme

In the 9th Asia Pacific Eldercare Innovation Awards, shortlisted as the finalists of “Facility of the Year – Ageing-in-place” 

Types of Residential Care Homes

Self-financing Home (a recognized service provider of the Pilot Scheme on Residential Care Service Voucher (RCSV) for the Elderly implemented by the Social Welfare Department)

Multi-disciplinary Professionals

Registered nurses, social workers, physiotherapists and occupational therapists (Organization Chart)

Service Recipients

  • Aged 60 or above;
  • Looking for personal and nursing care or rehabilitation services;
  • Passed the assessment by the registered social worker or registered nurse of the Residential Care Home.

Number of Non-subsidized Places

Skilled Care

  • 24 hour professional nursing care support
  • Visiting medical service by General Practitioner
  • Rehabilitation activities and treatments are designed by physiotherapists and occupational therapists
  • Emotional support and counselling services

Short Stay Plan

Available

Rehabilitation Programme

  • Stroke rehabilitation treatment
  • Regular rehabilitation treatment
  • Intensive rehabilitation treatment
  • Group regular rehabilitation treatment
  • Podiatry
  • Speech therapy
  • Cognitive assessment
  • Cognitive treatment
  • Home assessment

Meal Provision

Tailor-made menus are designed by chefs and regularly reviewed by dietitian

Social and Recreational Activities

Social activities:

  • Golden oldies sharing
  • Gathering at podium garden
  • Birthday parties
  • Festival and celebrations

Recreational activities:

  • Handicrafts workshop
  • Cooking class
  • Gardening group

Health and well-being activities:

  • Morning exercise
  • Fine motor training
  • Hand-eye coordination training
  • Spiritual group

Application Procedure

  1. Submit the completed “Application Form” together with the “Medical Examination Form” filled in by a registered medical practitioner and chest x-ray report to the Residential Care Home by mail, email or in person
  2. The Residential Care Home arranges assessment for the applicant
  3. Qualified applicant to be arranged for move-in

Directions

  • Address: 2/F, Cheerful Court, 55 Choi Ha Road, Ngau Tau Kok, Kowloon
  • Map
  • MTR: Exit B of Kowloon Bay Station
  • Bus: 83M/A26P/2X/28B/606/606A
  • Minibus: 35

Opt-Out Procedures

  • One-month advance written notice to the Residential Care Home
  • Resident/Guarantor to settle the last payment on or before the move-out day

Awards

In Dec 2021, shortlisted as finalists in “Facility of the Year – Ageing-in-place” at the 9th Asia Pacific Eldercare Innovation Awards organised by Ageing Asia in Singapore

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