SINGAPORE – 26 October 2026 – One Aged Care (“OAC”), a senior healthcare services group established earlier this year, today announced the acquisition of Active Global Caregivers (“Active Global”), a provider of professional home and community-based care services in Singapore and Hong Kong. The acquisition expands OAC’s capabilities through broadening the range of care solutions available to seniors and their families.
One Aged Care was established in March 2026 by leading global alternative asset management firm TPG. It brings together three established businesses, ECON Healthcare, Orange Valley Nursing Homes and Ambulance Medical Service (AMS), under a unified holding structure. OAC aims to build a regional care platform that provides a unified continuum of care to meet the evolving needs of an ageing population.
Active Global’s home and community care capabilities complement OAC’s existing services across nursing homes, senior day care, rehabilitation, emergency medical support and transport. The addition strengthens OAC’s continuum of care, providing more connected care for the seniors, families, and the communities it serves.
Richard Seow, Chairman of One Aged Care said, “The acquisition of Active Global advances our vision of building a truly regional healthcare platform that supports seniors and their families with a broader range of care options. Active Global brings valuable experience in home and community care, and we look forward to working with its team to build on the trusted services it provides. With TPG’s support, we will continue to invest thoughtfully in quality, accessibility and continuity of care across Singapore, Hong Kong and the broader region.”
Ms. Ong Hui Ming, Group CEO of One Aged Care said: “At One Aged Care, our purpose is to advance the quality of care and truly honour life. We are building a regional platform that brings together the most trusted brands with deep expertise to support seniors at every stage of their journey, and Active Global strengthens an important part of this care continuum. Their expertise in home and community care perfectly complements our existing capabilities across residential nursing care, rehabilitation and medical transport, enabling us to provide a more seamless, connected experience, where our seniors receive the right care, in the right place, at the right time.”
Steven Chiu, Group CEO of Active Global said, “Joining One Aged Care is a natural and exciting next step for Active Global. Our mission has always been to make professional home care accessible and affordable. As part of the OAC group, we will have additional resources to strengthen our services while remaining focused on the people who rely on us. We look forward to continuing to support the seniors we currently serve and to extending quality care to more people over time.”
Since its establishment in March, One Aged Care has begun bringing together the strengths and capabilities of its businesses around a shared commitment to quality care. Today, OAC is one of the region’s largest senior care platforms, with 15 nursing home facilities and more than 2,400 beds across Singapore and Malaysia. It also operates a fleet of more than 50 ambulances and medical transport vehicles and has collectively served more than 220,000 seniors across its portfolio brands.
Preparations are underway to open four additional nursing homes in the year ahead, increasing total capacity to more than 3,800 beds. Beyond expanding capacity, OAC will continue to strengthen capabilities across the care continuum, leveraging expertise and shared capabilities across its platform to innovate and enhance its models of care and service. As OAC grows, its focus remains on building a strong and sustainable aged care platform that can respond to the evolving needs of the ageing populations.
“Demand for healthcare services and long-term care is growing, and we are considering how best to expand our capabilities responsibly,” added Ms. Ong Hui Ming. “With One Aged Care, we have a greater opportunity to advance care excellence, innovate and shape the next chapter of integrated care. Ultimately, we want to make better care and a fuller life an everyday reality for seniors, supporting their dignity, purpose and wellbeing as they age.”
