Chersery Home Receives the Friendly Design Award 2025
Last updated: 12 Dec 2025
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From the Friendly Design Foundation
Reaffirming Our Commitment to Equal Accessibility for Older Adults and All Members of Society
Bangkok Chersery Home International Hospital and Rehabilitation Center is honored to receive the Friendly Design Award 2025 from the Friendly Design Foundation, in recognition of our dedication to creating environments, services, and activities that support equal access (Universal Design & Accessibility), particularly for older adults, persons with disabilities, and vulnerable groups.
The Friendly Design Award is a prestigious accolade presented to organizations and venues that exemplify safe, inclusive, and human-centered designaligned with the philosophy of Universal Design for All. The award highlights a commitment to building a society where everyone can live and access services with dignity and equality.
Chersery Home International has continuously developed its infrastructure and service model based on the principles of Friendly & Universal Design. This includes building design, accessible pathways, patient rooms, safety systems, and health rehabilitation programs, as well as quality-of-life activities that encourage full and confident participation from older adults.
Dr. Gengpong Tangarunsanti,
Director of Chersery Home International Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, stated:
The Friendly Design Award 2025 represents more than recognition in designit affirms Chersery Homes core philosophy: every older adult deserves access to safe, meaningful, and dignified healthcare, activities, and environments. We remain committed to developing our organization into a welcoming and accessible space for people of all ages and abilities.
This award underscores Chersery Home Internationals role as a leading model in holistic elderly careintegrating medical excellence, rehabilitation sciences, and accessible design to help build an inclusive aging society where older adults can enjoy a high quality of life, without anyone being left behind.
Reaffirming Our Commitment to Equal Accessibility for Older Adults and All Members of Society
Bangkok Chersery Home International Hospital and Rehabilitation Center is honored to receive the Friendly Design Award 2025 from the Friendly Design Foundation, in recognition of our dedication to creating environments, services, and activities that support equal access (Universal Design & Accessibility), particularly for older adults, persons with disabilities, and vulnerable groups.
The Friendly Design Award is a prestigious accolade presented to organizations and venues that exemplify safe, inclusive, and human-centered designaligned with the philosophy of Universal Design for All. The award highlights a commitment to building a society where everyone can live and access services with dignity and equality.
Chersery Home International has continuously developed its infrastructure and service model based on the principles of Friendly & Universal Design. This includes building design, accessible pathways, patient rooms, safety systems, and health rehabilitation programs, as well as quality-of-life activities that encourage full and confident participation from older adults.
Dr. Gengpong Tangarunsanti,
Director of Chersery Home International Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, stated:
The Friendly Design Award 2025 represents more than recognition in designit affirms Chersery Homes core philosophy: every older adult deserves access to safe, meaningful, and dignified healthcare, activities, and environments. We remain committed to developing our organization into a welcoming and accessible space for people of all ages and abilities.
This award underscores Chersery Home Internationals role as a leading model in holistic elderly careintegrating medical excellence, rehabilitation sciences, and accessible design to help build an inclusive aging society where older adults can enjoy a high quality of life, without anyone being left behind.
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