One Aged Care Acquires Active Global Caregivers Network
Families can now access a unified network of residential, medical transport, and home-care services across the region.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Eldercare
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One Aged Care has acquired Active Global Caregivers to expand its regional footprint. This merger integrates residential nursing, medical transport, and home-care services for an ageing population across Asia.
Why it matters
Families navigating long-term eldercare now have access to a broader, unified network of support services. This consolidation aims to provide a more integrated continuum of care, linking residential nursing with mobile rehabilitation and transport.
One Aged Care currently manages 15 facilities with 2,400 beds and a fleet of 50 medical transport vehicles. The company plans to open four additional nursing homes by next year to increase capacity to over 3,800 beds.
The players
One Aged Care
A nursing home and medical transport operator established in 2026 to provide integrated care for ageing populations.
Active Global Caregivers
A care service provider founded in 2012 that specializes in home-based senior support.
TPG
The private investment firm that structured the consolidation of regional healthcare and transport assets.
The details
The acquisition combines ECON Healthcare, Orange Valley Nursing Homes, and Ambulance Medical Service under the One Aged Care holding structure. By integrating Active Global Caregivers, the firm links existing residential rehabilitation and transport capabilities with home-based care models. This creates a multi-service platform designed to support seniors across Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Shanghai.
Timeline
Active Global Caregivers was founded in 2012.
One Aged Care was established in March 2026.
The acquisition was officially announced on October 26, 2026.
Four additional nursing homes are expected to open over the next year.
The Home Front
This merger represents a significant shift toward consolidating disparate senior-care services into a single regional network. The move reflects a broader trend among providers to move beyond simple residential nursing toward comprehensive models that include mobile support.
Families currently using these services should reach out to their primary care coordinator to confirm if there are any immediate changes to their care plans or service availability. Keep your existing service agreements and contact documentation on file to track any potential shifts in administrative procedures.
The takeaway
Consolidation in the eldercare sector often leads to more streamlined access to mobile and residential care services. When reviewing care providers for family members, maintain a copy of the service terms and verify the current operational scope of your provider's regional network.
What happens next
One Aged Care plans to open four additional nursing home facilities over the next year.
Further reading
For more information on selecting facilities and home support services, visit Eldercare.
Source note: This article includes information reported by DealStreetAsia.
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