Last week the China National Committee on Ageing (CNCA) released a report revealing 6
to 8 percent of older Chinese would be willing to live in a retirement village. With more than
149 million Chinese aged 60 and over, this equals a potential 11-12 million retirement village
residents! The one-child policy, and the trend for the younger generation to move away from
their home towns in search of jobs and a better lifestyle, has lead to the breaking down in
traditional retirement arrangements where the elderly lived with their children. Late last year,
FKP, the parent company to Aveo, announced a joint venture to enter the lucrative Chinese
retirement village market.
Breaking down silos: Whiddon’s regional pilots are transforming aged care
Six 12-week Collaborative Health Care (CHC) Initiative pilots are now live across regional NSW, bringing aged care providers, hospitals, insurers, and Government agencies together to tackle some of the biggest pressure points in health and aged care.