YDCare
A digitally integrated home-healthcare system — clinical-grade care, professional caregivers, and connected devices, organised as one network. Hospital-quality oversight, in the place where most of life — and most of chronic care — actually happens.
The Network
Across 56 cities and 350+ service stations, our caregiver workforce delivers clinical-grade home care under one set of standards and one care-plan template. The numbers below are what scaled, standardised home care looks like in practice.
Cities Covered
Service Stations
Active Caregivers
Cumulative Clients
Maternal & Infant Families
The Model
YDCare is not a staffing agency that places caregivers into homes. It's a structured healthcare delivery system: standardised service protocols, a trained clinical workforce, and real-time digital supervision — built so that the same care quality reaches every home, every visit, every patient.
The System
Six service lines, organised across two payment models — Long-Term Care Insurance and private pay — and run on a shared infrastructure of standardised modules and unified clinical supervision.
Long-Term Care Insurance
Government-backed long-term care delivered across China's LTCI pilot cities. We operate within the public reimbursement framework — care plans, daily living assistance, and progress reporting that meet policy standards.
Professional Nursing
Clinical-level nursing services delivered at home by registered nurses trained to hospital standards.
Premium One-to-One Care
High-end, personalised care for clients who require dedicated, continuous attention from a single named nurse.
Home Rehabilitation
Continuation of hospital rehabilitation into the home setting, run jointly with Care Alliance care plans.
Maternal & Child Care
Postpartum and early-life care delivered by trained maternal-care specialists, integrated with paediatric oversight.
Nursing Workforce System
End-to-end recruitment, training, and management of caregivers — at scale, to a single national standard.
Connected Devices
In our Hong Kong service hub, four classes of devices that turn home into a clinical environment without making it feel like one. Each was selected for what it lets a caregiver or clinician actually do — not for the technology behind it.
Smart Infusion
Programmable infusion systems with dose-rate monitoring, remote adjustment, and automatic alerts when something looks wrong. The clinician stays in control without needing to be in the room.
Hospital-Level Care
What sets YDCare apart isn't visiting homes. It's what we can clinically do once we're there — care that, in most settings, only happens inside a hospital.
The result: fewer readmissions, more comfort, lower total cost — and the right place for chronic and end-of-life conditions.
Wound Care
Diabetic, post-surgical, and pressure-related wounds — clinically managed at home.
Tube Management
Catheter and feeding-tube maintenance, replacement, and complications, handled at home.
Oncology Home Support
Symptom management, hydration, and supportive care during active cancer treatment.
Post-Discharge Recovery
Continuing the hospital treatment plan through the weeks readmissions actually happen.
Palliative Care
Comfort-focused end-of-life care with full clinical oversight and 24/7 escalation.
Digital Backbone
At this scale, consistency is impossible without a robust system. We are committed to developing iHomecare as our centralised digital platform, aiming to integrate our service network and caregivers into one fully connected ecosystem. Our goal is to have devices, caregivers, families, and clinicians operating through a single stack, ensuring that every visit is informed by previous insights and every escalation is grounded in real data.
Real-Time Monitoring
Continuous vital-signs collection from connected devices, streamed back to the platform between visits.
Infusion Systems
Programmable medical delivery at home, dose-rate monitored and remotely adjustable.
Rehab Devices
Home therapy equipment with automated session tracking — every exercise counted, every gain measured.
Caregiver App
Task scheduling, execution, and reporting from the field. The caregiver's workflow runs in one place.
Family Interface
Real-time visibility for families into the care being delivered — what was done, what was measured, what comes next.
Clinical Oversight
Remote physician and nursing supervision of every care plan, escalation, and anomaly detected by the system.
How a Care Plan Runs
Six stages, organised as a continuous loop. Each cycle of measurement updates the next cycle of care — so a care plan that's twelve months in is the product of twelve months of accumulated learning.
Assessment
A nurse and care coordinator evaluate the patient's clinical needs, home environment, and family caregiver capacity.
Care Plan
A structured care plan is generated, reviewed by the patient's physician, and agreed with the family before service begins.
Dispatch
The platform assigns caregivers based on clinical specialty, geography, and existing patient relationships — continuity by default.
Service Delivery
Care is executed at home — to the same protocols, with the same documentation, every visit.
Monitoring
Devices and caregivers feed real-time data back into the platform between visits, so risks surface early.
Feedback Loop
The care plan adjusts based on what the data shows. The cycle restarts at the next assessment, with everything that was learned built into it.
From YDCare Leadership
Home is where most of life is lived — the first months of an infant, the long years of an aging parent. Our work is to bring hospital-grade care into those rooms, without changing what makes them home.
Serena Xie
Chief Executive Officer, YDCare
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