[October 2022 Exhibition] Beyond the Pandemic: Empowering Seniors For Their Best Years Conference and Exhibition on 15 October 2022 at Menara Kuala Lumpur
:-Around 200 seniors attended this conference.
Ukulele and choir performances by the Happy Strummers seniors group
Prof. Tan Maw Pin, Professor in Geriatric Medicine, University Malaya presented Importance of Health Screening for Older Persons.
Prof Tan highlighted screening and prevention with increasing age
Dementia or memory loss
Falls risk
Frailty
Vision
Hearing
Dental check
Vaccinations
Our Managing Director and Founder of iElder.Asia, a division under AIM Healthcare, Dr Kong Why Hong delivered a presentation about Healthy Ageing in TCM way.
He explained 5 TCM anti aging tips
#1 Maintain a healthy, young heart!
#2 Have a strong digestion!
#3 Support your lungs
#4 Get rid of excess phlegm
#5 Resupply your kidneys with Qi
Dr Kong Why Hong explains iElder’s focus on Elderly and Geriatric Care at the Beyond the Pandemic: Empowering Seniors for their best years Conference at KL Tower.
Our AIM Healthcare/iElder booth with Head of Marketing Eugene Lee, Business Development Specialist Nick Song and Olivia Quah. iElder.asia is pleased to participate Beyond the Pandemic Empowering Seniors For Their Best Years Conference and Exhibition on 15 October 2022 at Menara Kuala Lumpur as one of the exhibitors.
Welcome remarks by Mr Cheah Tuck Wing, Founding President, Third Age Media Association and Chairman of the Malaysian Coalitioin on Ageing MCOA
Keynote address by YABhg Tun Dr Mahathir bin Mohamad.
Tun Mahathir gave Certificate of Appreciation to Dr Kong Why Hong, Founder of AIM Healthcare.
Tun Mahathir gave Certificate of Appreciation to iElder co-founder Olivia Quah
Tuan Hj Zainal Abidin bin Yahaya President Pertubuhan Warga Sejahtera Di Usia Emas Putrajaya (PAWE) & Founding Member of MCOA presented Time Banking, A Case Study.
Tuan Haji Zainal stressed on time bank can improve health and wellbeing due to
Tax free and cashless
Reducing isolation and loneliness
Longterm welfare or service costs can be prevented
Everyone has something to offer no matter the age or ability
Creating social and support networks
Independent
Ms Lily Fu, Founder of Seniors Aloud and Founding Member of MCOA presented Seniors, Connecting Communities and Enriching Lives through Technology and Social Media.
She encourage seniors to have healthy social connection and its benefits are:
Disease prevention
Improves immune system
Longevit/length of life
Improved cognitive function
Better self-esteem
Sense of belonging
Purpose of life
Mr Delren Terrence Douglas President of the Association for Residential Aged Care Operators of Malaysia AGECOPE and Founding Member of MCOA presented "Who Will Look After Us" - The Future of Care Giving & Ensuring Quality Care. Most homes are unregistered/unlicensed due to following reasons:-
Not fall into the category as religious body/ ad hoc temporary
Lack of funds for those under charity and NGO - different local authority laws at town levels/state levels
High cost to obtain town plannng approval - No standard operating procedures by local authority
Protest by neighbours
Homely but doesn't comply with hospital requirements - follow guidelines hospital requirements too costly and no longer homely.
En Hamdan Bin Adnan, Persatuan Pembelajaran Sepanjang Hayat Warga Emas U3A Kuala Lumpur & Selangor & Founding Member of MCOA presented Supporting Lifelong Learning for the Ageing Society. En Hamdan encouraged all seniors continue lifelong learning with the following benefits:-
Reduced risk of memory loss
Cognitive improvement
Social connection
Developing new skills
Enjoyment
Dato Vincent Ng, Chairman of Nursing Care Association Selangor NCAS tried iElder products.
Agecope National Secretary Mr Muntoh and Agecope Chairman Selangor Michelle Yee.
Thank you to our sponsors to support our door gifts.
Carina Tissue and antibacteria wipes
Dr Mama antimicrobial mask
Heroomall Royal White Coffee and SuCaLess Low GL Sugar
Lexmi Organic Tea
Rossmax souvenir
Tena souvenir
Kingers Medicated Plaster
Group photo with working committee and some MCOA founding members.
In October 2004, the Institute of Gerontology, UPM, now known as the Malaysia Research Institute on Ageing (MyAgeing®), organized its inaugural National Conference on Ageing, themed "Bridging Research, Policy, and Practice." The event at Summit Hotel Subang welcomed over 150 participants, comprising academicians, researchers, policymakers, and social workers. Over the years, the Institute has partnered with key stakeholders, such as the Gerontological Association of Malaysia (GeM), the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), the Employees Provident Fund (EPF), the Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development (MWFCD), the Department of Social Welfare (JKM), and the UN International Institute on Ageing (INIA), Malta, to continually elevate the caliber of this academic event.
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Around 200 seniors attended this conference. 
Ukulele and choir performances by the Happy Strummers seniors group
Our Managing Director and Founder of iElder.Asia, a division under AIM Healthcare, Dr Kong Why Hong delivered a presentation about Healthy Ageing in TCM way.
Welcome remarks by Mr Cheah Tuck Wing, Founding President, Third Age Media Association and Chairman of the Malaysian Coalitioin on Ageing MCOA
Group photo with working committee and some MCOA founding members.
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