Kering to Launch Kering Stay in January Next Year... Senior Housing Business to Accelerate

Lake Branch Opens in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi
Total of 52 Units from Basement 1 to 4th Floor

Senior care specialist company Caring announced on the 10th that it will open the first urban paid nursing facility, Caring Stay, in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do, in January next year.

The Caring Stay Lake branch, opening this time, is located in Songsan-dong, Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do, and consists of a total of 52 units from basement level 1 to the 4th floor above ground. Nearby are convenience facilities such as restaurants and cafes, Jeongjeohyeog Park, Lake Park, and Wonkwang General Hospital within 1 km.

Kering to Launch Kering Stay in January Next Year... Senior Housing Business to Accelerate

Caring Stay provides services by dedicated care experts such as social workers, caregivers, nurses, and physical therapists to support residents' safe and comfortable daily lives. It operates 24-hour emergency response services as well as programs focused on residents' health management and vitality enhancement.

From small club activities such as calligraphy, gardening, and musical instruments to educational programs including mobile usage and languages, ▲seasonal programs related to holidays, solar terms, and seasons, ▲emotional support programs such as meditation and counseling that help psychological stability and stress relief, ▲and Caring Stay's specialized programs including group exercise (GX), stretching, exercise therapy, and personalized physical therapy will be introduced.

In addition, various community facilities for leisure such as a GX room, foot bath room, jjimjilbang (Korean sauna), sleeping room, nail shop, meditation room, and video room, as well as green spaces like outdoor terraces and sky gardens, will be created to help residents relax.

Caring Stay plans to open up to five branches next year in locations including Pocheon and Byeollae in Gyeonggi-do. Kim Taesung, CEO of Caring, said, “We will organize a wide range of programs not only for care services but also for leisure and vitality enhancement so that residents can live physically and psychologically healthy lives.”