- **Stalled progress:** A review can identify medical, functional, emotional, or environmental barriers limiting advancement of the current program, before making decisions.

Chronic pain may require rehabilitation, medicine, sleep, psychology, and education — not just an isolated procedure, before making decisions.

After stroke, brain injury, or spinal cord injury, intensity and goals must adapt to capacity and safety.

Some individuals seek a concentrated period with multiple disciplines and a coordinated agenda around concrete objectives, before making decisions.

Dressing, walking, working, or communicating can become more useful goals than an isolated clinical score, before making decisions.

Caregivers may need education, safe transfers, home adaptation, and a clear plan to continue in Canada, before making decisions.

- **Neurological recovery:** Individuals with stroke, brain injury, spinal cord injury, or neuropathy needing functional goals and interdisciplinary evaluation, for individual physician evaluation.

Patients after orthopedic, neurological, or cardiac surgery requiring safe progression and structured follow-up, for individual physician evaluation.

Individuals with persistent pain wanting to review function, movement, sleep, loads, and self-care strategies, for individual physician evaluation.

Patients seeking gradual return to activity after injury, surgery, or repeated relapses, for individual physician evaluation.

Individuals needing to assess gait, balance, assistive devices, transfers, and environmental adaptation, for individual physician evaluation.

Cases where recovery depends on family education, realistic goals, and a practicable plan upon return, for individual physician evaluation.

- **Intensive neurological rehabilitation:** May combine mobility, balance, hand function, speech, swallowing, and cognition based on individual evaluation and tolerance, according to individual physician evaluation.

May focus on strength, range, gait, motor control, and gradual return after injury or surgery, according to individual physician evaluation.

May integrate medicine, exercise, education, sleep, and psychological support to improve function and self-care, according to individual physician evaluation.

When indicated, may work on endurance, breathing, safe activity, and symptom management under supervision, according to individual physician evaluation.

May practice daily activities, work tasks, adaptations, and equipment use to increase possible independence, according to individual physician evaluation.

May prepare caregivers, routines, exercises, and documentation to continue the plan with professionals in Canada, according to individual physician evaluation.

- **Case reception:** We collect diagnosis, goals, history, travel restrictions, and questions via form, email, WhatsApp, or document upload, with scope agreed in advance.

We review legibility, dates, coherence, and missing items to avoid presenting an incomplete record to an institution, with scope agreed in advance.

We translate the priority documents that the specialist or hospital needs to understand the case, with scope agreed in advance.

We prepare a concise timeline with findings, interventions, response, current medications, and still-pending decisions, with scope agreed in advance.

We research potentially relevant departments, institutions, and specialists without claiming formal collaboration or guaranteed access, with scope agreed in advance.

We deliver possible pathways, requirements, questions, limits, steps, and logistical considerations adapted to the information received, with scope agreed in advance.

We can organize a paid consultation with a Chinese physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist, subject to acceptance, availability, documentation, and scheduling.

If the case advances, we coordinate appointments, interpretation, admission, mobility, documentation, and post-care support according to the contracted service, with scope agreed in advance.