The Business Times reports on the establishment of One Aged Care, bringing together ECON Healthcare, Orange Valley Nursing Homes and Ambulance Medical Service.
17 March 2026 – One Aged Care (OAC) was featured in The Business Times following the establishment of the Group as a senior healthcare services platform serving Singapore and Malaysia.
The article highlights the formation of One Aged Care through the bringing together of ECON Healthcare, Orange Valley Nursing Homes and Ambulance Medical Service (AMS), creating a Group with 16 nursing homes alongside emergency ambulance and medical transport services.
It also highlights the opportunity for the Group to strengthen care through shared resources, capabilities and standards across its portfolio of established care providers.
Ms Ong Hui Ming, Group Chief Executive Officer of One Aged Care, was quoted on the Group’s approach:
“By aligning clinical standards, quality frameworks and shared capabilities at the group level, we can enhance continuity of care and scale best practices.”
The article comes amid growing demand for nursing home and community-based care as Singapore’s population ages. Approximately 21% of Singapore’s resident population is aged 65 and above in 2026, underscoring the importance of building care models that can respond to evolving needs and support seniors and families across the care journey.
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