Free! Geriatric Health Status Assessment Benefit Launched by HeYou Hospital for All Seniors
With the intensification of population aging, the health status of the elderly has drawn significant attention, yet many individuals' medical needs remain unmet. Data indicates that over 60% of seniors delay seeking medical care due to “fear of troubling their children” or “believing the issue is not serious,” leading to minor illnesses progressing into severe conditions. Additionally, some suffer from geriatric syndromes such as polypharmacy and malnutrition due to a lack of systematic management.
The Department of Geriatric Medicine at HeYou Hospital has launched the “Free Geriatric Health Status Assessment” initiative, aiming to promote the concept of “early screening and early prevention” for geriatric health risks, thereby reducing the incidence of major risks such as disability and falls.
I. Comprehensive Geriatric Health Status Assessment Benefit Now Available!
[Activity Details]:
1. Comprehensive Geriatric Health Status Assessment
2. Report Interpretation
*All of the above are completely free, and registration fees are waived.
[Activity Period]:April 15, 2025 - June 30, 2025
[Eligible Participants]:Individuals aged 65 and above
[How to Participate]:Schedule an appointment → Check in → Collect a coupon at the main service desk on the first floor of the HeYou Hospital outpatient building or at the nurse station in the Geriatric Medicine outpatient area → Wait for consultation → Participate in the assessment
II. Full-Cycle Geriatric Health Management System
The global aging health crisis is significant. Among individuals aged 65 and above, 42% have at least three chronic conditions concurrently (data from the National Health Commission); 30% of early symptoms of dementia are mistaken for “normal aging,” missing the golden window for intervention (The Lancet study); falls are the leading cause of injury-related death among the elderly, with 50% of those who fall requiring hospitalization (WHO statistics).
Through the Geriatric Health Status Assessment, this initiative will establish a full-cycle geriatric health management system of “screening-intervention-follow-up,” enabling multidisciplinary collaboration (e.g., nutrition, psychology, rehabilitation) in diagnosis and treatment to safeguard the health of the elderly population.
1. Medical Intervention: Rapid Identification of High-Risk Groups:
✓ High Fall Risk Group (insufficient gait/balance function)
✓ Potential Malnutrition Group (dietary assessment below standard)
✓ High-Risk Polypharmacy Group (taking 5 or more medications simultaneously)
2. Chronic Disease Population Management, e.g.:
✓ Elderly individuals with diseases and comorbidities
✓ Individuals with a history of falls at home and sarcopenia
✓ Individuals with depression and anxiety