Doctor of Medicine of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, visiting scholar of Thomas Jefferson University, youth committee member of Pediatrics Branch of Shanghai Medical Association, examiner of National Physician Qualification Examination, with nearly 20 years of clinical work experience, familiar with the diagnosis and treatment of common diseases in children, children vaccine and child health care.

His major research direction is childhood immunization and rheumatic diseases, and he is particularly good at recurrent respiratory tract infections, allergic diseases, diseases related to immune dysfunction, childhood nephritis, childhood lupus erythematosus, childhood rheumatoid arthritis, and vaccination of children under special circumstances.

Now, Dr. Cai is working in Columbia Kaiyi Clinic, Bainuo and Yihui outpatient department for children's vaccine, childcare, and children's internal medicine.

Jojo specializes in providing Routine Based Model (RBM) interventions to help parents implement strategies across different settings. She provides sensory diets to children in a one-on-one capacity and uses techniques such as sensory massage and brushing to help children become regulated, improve attention, and focus on academics. She provides informal and formal assessments and develops individualized development plans to meet children’s needs. She also regularly communicates with parents and caregivers to provide ongoing support. Jojo is dedicated to helping children make the most of their living environments – at home, in the classroom, and in the wider community.

Hongsian holds a Bechalor’s Degress in Occupactional Therpay from The National University of Malaysia, and has extensive clinical experiences supporting children with complex needs. Before ELG, Hongsian worked at Tan Tock Seng Hospital in Singapore and the Loh Guan Lye Specialists Centre in Penang, in both inpatient and outpatient settings. He uses a holistic approach to plan customized interventions for each child and monitor their developmental progress at difference paces. Hongsian is passionate about supporting children to grow into functional, independent adults who are integrated into the community. He strives to be a light that brightens children’s future, supporting them to live life to the fullest.

Ge holds a Master’s Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders Gerontology Graduate Certificate from Pacific University in the US. She has extensive experience working with school-age children and older adults with communicative-cognitive disorders.
Before joining ELG, Ge provided therapies and administered assessments for children with a variety of speech-sound, language, and fluency disorders in US elementary schools. In addition, Ge worked in a skilled nursing facility with adults with brain injuries, neurological disorders, and swallowing difficulties. As a Speech-Language Pathologist at ELG, Ge provides individual and group speech-language therapies to children and adults to develop functional and social communication skills. She also works closely with parents and caregivers to maximize skill generalization across settings and daily life. Ge is a compassionate therapist who prioritizes the unique needs of each child and helps children achieve their full potential.