Senior Living Malaysia

For care centres

What to send us for your listing.

The more complete your profile, the more of the families who land on it actually pick up the phone. Here's what helps — from the bare minimum we need to list you at all, to the details that make a family choose you over the centre down the road. Send what you have, however's easiest; we do the writing.

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Bare minimum

So we can list and verify you

Without these, we can't put up a listing a family would trust.

  • Registered business name and the area you're in (town / district / state).
  • One contact channel families can reach — WhatsApp, phone, or email. WhatsApp is what most families actually use.
  • The kinds of care you provide — nursing, dementia, palliative, day care, respite, or home care.
  • A copy of your JKM (or MOH) registration certificate. We add a Verified ✓ badge showing the validity date — the strongest single trust signal on your listing, and free.
Essential

A listing families actually act on

This is the difference between a name in a list and an enquiry in your inbox.

  • Fee range and what's included. Even a band — "from RM X,XXX a month" — lifts enquiries sharply; families filter hard on budget, and a blank price is usually skipped. Note what's extra, too (nappies, physio, transport).
  • Current availability. Beds open now, a waitlist, or "usually has space" — anything beats silence.
  • Care levels you can support — independent, assisted, full nursing, memory care — so we only send families you can actually take.
  • Languages your staff speak — Malay, English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Tamil, dialects. Families search for this specifically.
  • Three to five photos — rooms, common areas, the building. Your own phone photos beat any stock image; families want to see the real place.
Good to have

What makes a family choose you

These are widely practised in Malaysian care centres but rarely written down — and they're exactly what families search for.

  • +Your story. How long you've run, who's behind it, your philosophy — anything that sets you apart.
  • +Staffing. Carer-to-resident ratio, whether a nurse or doctor is on-site or on-call, night cover.
  • +The questions families always ask you. Send them as-is — we turn them into an FAQ on your listing (which also helps you show up in search).
  • +Cultural and dietary fit. Halal kitchen, surau or prayer space, vegetarian or Indian meals, Mandarin- or Cantonese-speaking carers. Quietly common, rarely marketed — and a deciding factor for many families.
  • +Clinical capability. NG / PEG feeding, tracheostomy, stoma, post-stroke rehab, wound care, dementia behaviour management. Tell us what you can't take, too — it stops us sending mismatches.
  • +Cross-border readiness for Singapore families. A real and growing slice of our traffic is Singaporean families looking across the causeway. If you're set up for it, say so: comfort taking SG residents, coordinating with SG hospitals on discharge, MM2H / visa familiarity, proximity to the Second Link or Tuas, and whether you can help arrange transport. Few centres spell this out — the ones that do stand out.

Don't wait until you have everything — send the bare minimum and we'll get you listed, then add the rest over time. WhatsApp a voice note, email a brochure, or paste it into a message; we draft the listing and show it to you before it goes live.

Send us your details

Whatever you have to hand is a fine place to start.