Joyous Circle
Joyous Circle is a renowned elderly facility owned and operated by Hong Kong Housing Society. The facility strives to provide quality residential care home service, day care and rehabilitation service to the senior citizens especially those dementia members in our community.
Located on the 6th to 9th floor of The Tanner Hill in North Point, the facility is a few steps from B4 exit of North Point MTR station. 3 types of elderly service are provided namely Residential Care Home for the Elderly, Day Care and Training Centre and Rehabilitation Centre.
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Types of Residential Care Homes
Self-financing Home (not joining Nursing Home Place Purchase Scheme)
Multi-disciplinary Professionals
Nurse, social worker, physiotherapist, occupational therapist and healthcare officer
Service Recipients
Aged 60 or above, requires personal and nursing care or rehabilitation services, assessed as suitable for receiving the services
Number of Non-subsidized Places
117
Skilled Care
- 24/7 professional nurse care
- Visiting medical service
Short Stay Plan
Available
Rehabilitation Programme
- Stroke rehabilitation
- Stroke prevention
- Pain management
- Physical and functional training
- Fall prevention
- Cognitive training
Meal Provision
Recipes are designed by both registered dietitian and chef
Social and Recreational Activities
- Golden oldies sharing
- Speech training
- Communication technique
- Handicrafts workshop
- Drawing class
- Gardening group
Gerontechnology
Automatic door with access cards, motorized curtain, anti-wandering alarm, bed monitoring system, emergency call system etc.
Awards
- In May 2022, recognized as the “Operator of the Year – Residential Aged Care” at the 10th Asia Pacific Eldercare Innovation Awards organised by Ageing Asia in Singapore
- In Dec 2021, recognized as the “Best Home Care Operator” and shortlisted as finalists in “Best Day Centre Operator” at the 9th Asia Pacific Eldercare Innovation Awards organised by Ageing Asia in Singapore
- In 2016, recognized as the “Facility of the Year – Independent Seniors Living” at the 4th Asia Pacific Eldercare Innovation Awards organised by Ageing Asia in Singapore
Application Procedure
- Submit the completed application form to Residential Care Home for the Elderly by mail or in person
- Residential Care Home for the Elderly arranges assessments for the applicant and his/her family
- Residential Care Home for the Elderly informs applicant about the assessment result
- Qualified and accepted applicant arranges medical examination by himself/herself
- Residential Care Home for the Elderly arranges applicant to move in
Directions
- MTR: From North Point MTR Station Exit B4, walk straight towards the hill via Shu Kuk Street for about 2 minutes.
- Tram/Bus: Get off at King’s Road (Shu Kuk Street) station (Sunbeam Theatre). Then, walk straight towards the hill via Shu Kuk Street for about 2 minutes.
- By car/taxi: Drive to Tanner Road via Kam Hong Street, and then turn right to Joyous Hub car park on 2/F. Hourly Charged parking spaces are limited. Please contact the centre before you visit to register your car plate.
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Joyous Circle
Joyous Circle is a renowned elderly facility owned and operated by Hong Kong Housing Society. The facility strives to provide quality residential care home service, day care and rehabilitation service to the senior citizens especially those dementia members in our community.
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