Recently, Ningbo Fanbaolai Smart Home Co., Ltd. has been invited to become a “Governing Unit of the China Association of Social Welfare and Elderly Services.” The association fully acknowledged Fanbaolai Smart Home’s achievements in the research and development of elderly care products. Fanbaolai will continue to leverage its professional expertise, deepen its efforts in the field of elderly care, actively cooperate with the association to advance the deployment of social welfare and elderly care services, and jointly contribute to the healthy development of China’s elderly care services.

The China Association of Social Welfare and Elderly Services is a social organization registered and supervised by the Ministry of Civil Affairs. For many years, it has aimed to improve people’s livelihoods and promote the development of social welfare and elderly care services. By leveraging the advantages of cross-sector integration of social organizations, it guides social forces to participate in social welfare and elderly care services, continuously advancing the development of China’s elderly care services.

It is reported that the number of disabled and semi-disabled elderly in China has exceeded 40 million. A demographic study from Peking University indicates that by 2030, the number of disabled elderly in China will exceed 77 million. This highlights the growing prominence of the issue of disability, accompanied by a significant increase in the demand for elderly care. Therefore, building a sound elderly care security system and matching elderly care equipment and facilities to meet diverse needs is urgent. Since its establishment, Fanbaolai Smart Home has focused all its products on disabled and semi-disabled elderly groups, committed to developing diversified smart care beds and rehabilitation products to improve their quality of life in their later years, safeguard their happiness, and simultaneously make caregiving easier.

Fanbaolai has dedicated itself to developing a high-end suspended care bed that truly achieves bathing functionality, innovatively enabling in-bed bathing. This allows long-term bedridden elderly to wash their hair and bathe like ordinary people, maintaining a dry body and a comfortable mood. At the same time, this smart care bed also features breathable turning and automatic, allowing caregivers to operate it remotely throughout the process. This enables disabled and semi-disabled elderly to avoid the suffering caused by bedsores, pressure ulcers, and other skin ulcer issues, while significantly reducing the difficulty of daily care. Currently, this smart care bed has been awarded dozens of utility model and invention patents in China, with multiple invention patents accepted in the United States, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and the European Union. It has been widely used in major elderly care service institutions, allowing more disabled and semi-disabled elderly to benefit from the changes it brings.

Adhering to the philosophy of “making the elderly more comfortable and caregiving easier,” Fanbaolai is deeply engaged in the field of elderly care, focusing on disabled and semi-disabled groups, and striving to provide healthy, lightweight, and smart elderly care solutions. As a Governing Unit of the China Association of Social Welfare and Elderly Services, Fanbaolai Smart Home will work hand in hand with industry peers under the association’s standardized and professional guidance to promote the development of China’s social welfare and elderly care services.