SEMed Living Care Moves Forward Without Stopping to Elevate Thai Elderly Care with Japanese Standards: Well Kaigo

SEMed Living Care Moves Forward Without Stopping to Elevate Thai Elderly Care with Japanese Standards

Khun Phansit Klipthong, Managing Director, led a delegation of executives and staff from SEMed Living Care Hospital and SEMed Caregiving School on a Thailand-Japan Well-Kaigo practical study program, to prepare for the elderly care business and develop training curricula for personnel based on concepts, systems, and management from Japan.

This study visit focused on learning from real-world experience, from systemic concepts through to practice at model care facilities, along with lectures, covering the path of Unit Care and the center of excellence for dementia elderly care from Premier Higashi Matsudo, a leading elderly care center in Japan.

A visit to the Hanabana Group Home, a small-scale dementia elderly care facility emphasizing Unit Care close to the community, along with in-depth knowledge exchange on prevention and care for people with dementia, designing quality of life through Unit Care, and extending toward the future of elderly care with dignity.

A workshop titled "Turning Value into Business" by Mr. Toshihisa Ogawa, President of the Well Aging Association of Japan.

This study visit was graced by local Japanese leaders, Ms. Yuki Waseda, Member of the House of Representatives for Kanagawa Prefecture District 4, and Ms. Megumi Someya, executive of the Hanabana Group Home, as well as interest from Japanese media, who followed along to produce a documentary to be broadcast on the NHK channel.

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