Media-WIND Health Group joins the "Healthy Taiwan Future Demonstration Park" BOT project
AI-translated from the Chinese original · editorially reviewed
On the 18th, Chateau Real Estate, a subsidiary of Chateau, signed the "(Yilan Zan) Veterans Culture and Tourism Recreation Build-Operate-Transfer Project" with the Veterans Affairs Council. Chateau Chairman Hsieh-Tung Chen said he is bullish on Yilan's future and will plan Yilan Zan as Taiwan's first demonstration park centered on leisure tourism combined with AI-powered smart healthcare services, creating an international model for the health and leisure industry.
Chateau Real Estate, a wholly owned subsidiary of Chateau established for this BOT project, currently has NT$600 million in capital, with plans to increase it to NT$1.2-1.5 billion. Te-Cheng Wang said the park will be more than a tourism facility—it will be a comprehensive platform integrating culture, commerce, health, and technology for living, wellness, medical care, and caregiving. Chateau plans to discuss future partnership models with leading organizations including National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, Q Square, Media-WIND Health Group (MWHG), Kang Ning Social Welfare, Godot Cultural and Creative, Hoplus Health, and Capital Property Management. It is also the first project in Chateau's new health-and-leisure development strategy for integrated living, wellness, medical care, and caregiving.
AI-powered smart long-term care will span every facility in the park, including smart homes, smart care equipment, telemedicine, and health data management, providing residents with a more convenient and secure living environment. Combined with Media-WIND Health Group's Care Companion health management services, it will provide real-time monitoring of seniors' health and customized health management plans tailored to individual needs—delivering continuous care even when residents travel away from home.