From uniquely curated and scientifically-backed assessments, to expert and compassionate professionals; every tool has been thoughtfully designed for your overall wellbeing and tailored to be used in the environment most familiar to you – your home.
Scroll down to read more about these virtual tools developed with ACT4Health (a spin-off company from University of Malaya).
The Senior 5-Point Assessment is a 40-minute virtual consultation to assess Memory, Balance, Strength, Blood Pressure, and Body Mass Index. This preventive assessment includes a FREE Body Composition Analysis and is recommended to be done annually.
Memory Assessment is a 50-minute virtual consultation session to detect risks of memory problems as early as possible where interventions can be simple brain exercises even from home. The next steps will be recommended according to the results of the assessment.
The Home Hazard Assessment is a 40-minute virtual evaluation by an occupational therapist, to professionally assess the safety and fall risks of a home environment. It aims to recommend the best ways to set up a safer and more comfortable home.
Prof Dr Tan Maw Pin is both an academician and a clinician in Geriatric Medicine at the University of Malaya. She also co-founded the University of Malaya spin-off, ACT4Health Sdn Bhd, a social enterprise for research and services for enabling healthy aging for the community. She is also the Medical Director of the Genting Dementia Day Care Centre and Managed Care Services Sdn Bhd.
Dr Khor Swee Kheng is a Malaysian physician specializing in health systems and global health, based in Singapore. He is CEO of Angsana Health (building primary care systems in Southeast Asia), Visiting Assistant Professor at the National University of Singapore, and advises the Malaysian government on health reforms.
Previously, he held progressively senior practice roles in medicine, refugee medicine and Fortune 100 pharma. In these roles, he was based in Malaysia, Singapore, Dubai, Shanghai and Paris, covering Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East.
He holds three postgraduate degrees, in internal medicine (Royal College of Physicians), public health (Berkeley) and public policy (Oxford), and has published >190 articles in international academic journals, think-tanks and media (including the Council on Foreign Relations, Foreign Affairs, The Lancet and Project Syndicate).
