NASDAQ-listed AGAPE ATP Corporation (ATPC), has announced strategic collaboration agreements to enter the pain management and elderly care solutions markets. These initiatives are part of ATPC’s efforts to build a comprehensive wellness ecosystem for innovative health solutions and improved quality of life.
ATPC’s commitment to holistic wellness is driven by its mission to promote sustainable living and enhance quality of life. By nurturing new companies in the wellness sector, ATPC aims to meet the increasing demand for holistic health solutions and create a community of integrated care providers.
Through partnerships with Sweet Home Senior Living Care Centre Sdn. Bhd. and Cedar Wellness Sdn. Bhd., ATPC will focus on delivering top-tier elderly care services and non-pharmaceutical wellness therapies, including Traditional Chinese Medicine. The Sweet Home collaboration aims to expand to 10 facilities by the first half of 2026, providing compassionate care for seniors in the Klang Valley area.
The collaboration with Cedar Wellness will see the relaunch of its subsidiary, Cedar ATPC, to address the need for alternative health solutions and professional development in the wellness industry. These partnerships aim to provide integrated care tailored to diverse health needs, forming a cohesive wellness ecosystem.
Prof Dato’ Sri Dr How Kok Choong, ATPC’s Founder and Global Group CEO, stated that the collaborations with Sweet Home and Cedar Wellness complement each other by offering a holistic approach to wellness. Sweet Home focuses on elderly care for physical and emotional well-being, while Cedar ATPC offers wellness solutions, including TCM-based therapies. This integrated care approach aims to enhance overall health and well-being.
These collaborations mark a significant step in ATPC’s wellness initiatives, expanding its presence in the health sector and improving quality of care and wellness services. The partnerships align with ATPC’s mission to promote sustainable living and create a healthier future for communities.