One Aged Care: TPG’s New Platform to Support Growing Elderly Care Needs

TPG has announced the establishment of One Aged Care, a new integrated senior healthcare platform operating across Singapore and Malaysia. The project entails the unity of three experienced providers, such as ECON Healthcare, Orange Valley Nursing Homes, and Ambulance Medical Service, a single structure with the aim of promoting care provision through the aged care continuum. The platform is the establishment of TPG in Asia with a strategic approach to ensuring the construction of scalable ecosystems of healthcare in swiftly ageing markets.

Building Integrated Care Models for a Growing Ageing Population

The establishment of One Aged Care will be an important step toward establishing a more integrated and effective mode of dealing with elderly services in Southeast Asia. Through integrating like-minded complementary service providers onto a single platform. The group intends to produce uninterrupted care experiences in nursing homes, community-based services, and emergency medical transportation. Each organization will continue to use its existing brand name, yet enjoy the benefits of resource sharing, standardized clinical models, and common governance models.

Ong Hui Ming has been appointed the Group Chief Executive Officer and heads the platform. Ong Hui Ming wrote, “One Aged Care builds a solid base for further development of the integrated care models that focus on quality, uniformity, and patient outcomes, starting with clinical standards and tapping into shared capabilities, we can expand the best practices at the regional level and keep the best of each of the individual providers.

According to the Precedence Research, the nursing homes and long-term care facilities market size was calculated at USD 532.18 billion in 2025 and is predicted to increase from USD 568.37 billion in 2026 to approximately USD 1,027.47 billion by 2035, expanding at a CAGR of 6.80% from 2026 to 2035. The market growth is attributed to the rapidly aging global population, increasing chronic disease burden, and rising demand for continuous long-term care services.

Industry Impact and Future Outlook

The launch of One Aged Care comes at a critical juncture for the healthcare sector, as demographic ageing accelerates across Asia. Rapid changes in population structure are being realized in countries, including Singapore, with increasing numbers of its residents aged 65 years and above. This situation is propelled by an ageing population, which results in a surge in long-term care services. One Aged Care is poised to overcome these challenges using scale, efficiency, and strategic investment. The platform focuses on gearing growth and ongoing enhancement in the quality of services and is backed by investment in people and technology.