At Maison Chance, medical care is not only about treatment — it is about nurturing hope and patiently supporting each person as they rebuild their lives toward greater independence.
Many individuals come to us after harsh and life-altering hardships: some were born with disabilities, while others became disabled suddenly after unexpected accidents. The lasting consequences — immobile legs, loss of sensation in the arms, muscle weakness, recurring infections — can make life feel as if it has come to a standstill. For them, a dedicated and patient medical care regimen becomes the foundation to hold on to hope and regain the possibility of recovery.
At Maison Chance, such care goes far beyond addressing basic medical needs. Every day, our members participate in physiotherapy sessions guided by our trained medical staff. These persistent exercises help maintain flexibility, reduce complications, and greatly improve their quality of life.
One of Maison Chance’s most distinctive features is its hydrotherapy pool — a rare facility in Vietnam. Twice a week, members join therapeutic sessions in the water, where their bodies feel lighter and movement becomes easier. In this gentle environment, they gradually restore motor functions that are difficult to practice on land. Joy lights up their eyes as they move freely, turn, and simply savor the liberating feeling of being momentarily released from the weight of their own bodies.
At our center in Lam Dong, the rehabilitation journey continues in harmony with nature. Members care for horses and goats, listen to the rhythms of the earth, and engage in gardening — activities that may seem simple but cultivate responsibility, focus, and a positive mindset essential for long-term healing.
These meaningful experiences not only improve physical well-being but also awaken love, connection, and the reassuring belief that they are not abandoned. Step by step, lives once limited by disability are renewed, finding new meaning and purpose. And through this journey, Maison Chance becomes more than a place of treatment and care — it becomes a home, where hope is restored, compassion is shared, and life-changing opportunities are made possible.
