A new model for elderly care that combines medicine and rehabilitation has emerged in many places over the past few years. As an innovative synthesis of modern medical services and elderly care, it treats patients when they are sick and rehabilitates them when they have recovered. Medical services are readily available, and rehabilitation plays a supporting role. They can take place simultaneously to achieve all-around care for patients. The goal is to maximum the chance for diseases to end with convalescence, with patients' bodily functions maintained or restored. The combination of medicine and rehabilitation is a major, actionable step forward in medical reforms.
        Rehabilitation makes patients more capable of taking care of themselves, which makes their lives better and reclaims their identities as part of society. That matters to human dignity and is exactly what rehabilitation medicine aims for. It is noteworthy that rehabilitation services bring core value in the new model. If we are to combine medicine and rehabilitation

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