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Nakornthon Hospital, in collaboration with Chersery Home International, proudly announces the launch of “Nakornthon Long Life Center by Chersery Home” — one of Thailand’s largest integrated senior care and rehabilitation centers. Developed to meet the growing needs of an aging society, the center aims to elevate elderly healthcare standards through comprehensive, world-class services.

A heartfelt testimonial from a family who entrusted their loved ones to Chersery Home International for over six years. Their experience highlights the importance of professional elderly care, rehabilitation, and long-term support in enhancing quality of life for both seniors and their families.

Brain health plays a crucial role in healthy aging. Discover five simple yet effective strategies recommended by Dr. Gengpong Tangaroonsanti to support memory, maintain cognitive function, and promote long-term brain health in older adults.

Dr. Kengphong Tangarunsanti, Director of Chersery Home International Hospital, was honored to participate and deliver a lecture at the “Wellness for Healthy Aging through Research and Innovation” event, promoting a proactive elderly care model through knowledge, healthcare technology, and innovation to support healthy aging in Thailand.

Chersery Home International joined Paradise Park Health & Wellness to share practical knowledge on longevity and preventive healthcare. Led by Dr. Kengpong Tangarunsanti, the session featured valuable insights into healthy aging, along with an engaging resistance band workshop designed to support physical wellness and active living.

The Thai Senior Healthcare Trade and Services Association (SHSTA), in partnership with the Panyapiwat Institute of Management (PIM), signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to enhance healthcare workforce capabilities and elderly care services, supporting Thailand’s transition into a fully aged society.

Medication can save lives, but in older adults, improper medication use may also cause serious health risks. This article introduces the 7R Model, a practical guideline for safe medication management in the elderly to help reduce medication-related complications and improve quality of life.

Dr. Kengpong Tangarunsanti, Director of Chersery Home International Hospital for the Elderly and Rehabilitation Center, joined the “Dhamma Sawasdee Live” program by Sathira Dhammasathan to share perspectives on elderly happiness, holistic healthcare, and improving quality of life for older adults.

The Center of Medical Excellence, Faculty of Medicine, Chiang Mai University (CMEX, MedCMU), together with KMUTT and Chersery Home International, signed an MOU to develop innovative medical and rehabilitation systems for elderly fall risk assessment and personalized rehabilitation programs in Thailand.

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to the distinguished medical experts who generously shared their knowledge and experience in elderly care. Their valuable insights contribute significantly to improving the quality of care for older adults and supporting better health outcomes. This knowledge-sharing session, organized by Chersery Home International Hospital in collaboration with Thai Life Insurance, highlighted essential topics in geriatric healthcare, including osteoporosis prevention, post-operative care, and palliative care. The event received strong engagement from participants, reflecting the importance of continuous learning in elderly care services.

Chersery Home International collaborates with Chiang Mai University to launch a research initiative on fall prevention in older adults, aiming to increase the Active Aging Index (AAI) by 10% within six months through personalized rehabilitation programs.

Chersery Home International welcomed Village Health Volunteers from Nong Sarai SAO, Nakhon Ratchasima, to join the Open House event celebrating its 10th anniversary.

Chersery Home International’s Vice Director received a Plaque of Honor from Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health after representing the nation at World Expo Osaka 2025 for excellence in elderly care.