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紐約, 2025年8月4日 - (亞太商訊 via SeaPRwire.com) - Traveler Care 是一項突破性的醫療派遣平台，能將緊急醫療服務直接送達旅客所在的飯店、Airbnb 或度假租屋。該平台現已在全球正式推出，為旅遊保險公司提供一項高效解決方案，有效降低不必要的急診與住院索賠。Traveler care traveler.care首頁急診室的管家式替代方案Traveler Care 將旅遊保險公司及其保戶，與一個由持照醫療人員組成的待命服務網絡連結起來，這些醫療人員可在 60 至 90 分鐘內前往旅客下榻的住宿地點（如飯店或民宿）提供診療服務。流感、食物中毒、脫水、過敏反應、泌尿道感染、扭傷及傷口處理等常見病症，皆可於現場直接治療，無需前往急診室。「大多數情況下，旅客需要的只是醫生，而不是住院治療，」Traveler Care 創辦人 Eli Ofel 表示。「我們打造了一套可擴展、保險公司即刻可用的解決方案，不僅節省成本，也大幅提升了旅客的就醫體驗。」每次就診可減少逾一萬美元的保險理賠一般非緊急的急診室就診，平均會讓旅遊保險公司支出 13,000 至 17,000 美元。Traveler Care 可在旅客住宿現場，以 1,700 至 3,000 美元的價格處理相同病況，服務內容包括行動 X 光、超音波、靜脈注射與傷口處理等診斷與治療。試點項目結果顯示：-急診理賠案件數量減少 83%-每避免一宗急診案件，平均節省超過 10,000 美元-旅客滿意度顯著提升專為旅遊保險合作夥伴打造Traveler Care 完全為保險整合而設計，提供白標品牌與 API 選項，適用於第三方理賠機構（TPA）、承保人與全球救援網絡。平台特色包括：-美國全國範圍涵蓋（國際擴展計劃中）-強大的醫療派遣網絡，例如 Leaa Health、Sickday、Heal、DocGo 等公司——針對旅遊保險需求量高的地點，Traveler Care 可在 60 天內建立當地解決方案-符合 HIPAA 隱私法規的文件處理與一鍵理賠整合功能-支援服務地點涵蓋飯店、Airbnb、度假村與服務式公寓全球旅遊保險公司現正招募合作中「我們相信，旅遊保險公司不該只是支付醫療費用，而應該用更聰明的方式提供照護，」創辦人 Ofel 表示。「透過 Traveler Care，您能在不犧牲醫療品質的前提下，降低理賠金額。」誠邀保險公司、TPA 與全球救援公司加入合作，將上門急診服務納入其醫療保障體系的一部分。聯絡方式預約私人展示或索取投資報酬案例研究報告：網站： www.traveler.care 電郵： partners@traveler.care 電話： +1 (347) 733-0563關於 Eli OfelEli Ofel 是一位連續創業家與願景實踐者，曾創立多個運用人工智慧與科技驅動的醫療、金融與交通平台。他是 Traveler Care、Run.Vet、Leaa Health、02.Market與 Lender.Market 的創辦人及執行長。擁有超過 20 年在醫療運營、保險流程與行動物流領域的經驗，Ofel 能夠有效橋接病患需求與可擴展的平台解決方案，節省時間、成本，甚至拯救生命。聯絡方式Eli OfelCEOeli@traveler.care3477330563來源: Traveler care Copyright 2025 亞太商訊 via SeaPRwire.com.

HONG KONG, Aug 4, 2025 - (ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - The “Waste-to-Value, Industry Upgrade, and GBA Co-Creation” Technology Forum (the “Forum”), jointly organized by the GBA Economic and Trade Association, GBA Institute, All-China Environment Federation, and “The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) – Absolute Pure EnviroSci Limited (APEL) Joint Laboratory on Health and Environmental Innovation” under APEL, was successfully convened on 29 July 2025 in Hong Kong. The Forum gathered nearly a hundred innovation and technology experts, industry leaders, and business professionals to explore forward-looking topics such as solid waste management and advanced materials application, smart manufacturing for industry upgrade, low-carbon building materials, policy coordination across Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao, and leading-edge advances in smart water quality monitoring and purification. By harnessing technological innovation, the Forum seeks to invigorate the circular economy and inject new momentum into the sustainable development of the Greater Bay Area (GBA).The event was graced by an illustrious roster of speakers and honored guests, including Miss Diane Wong, JP, Under Secretary for Environment and Ecology Bureau, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR); Mr. Liu Kun, Deputy General Manager, Hunan Construction Investment Group ; Dr. David Chung, Chairman of APEL; Prof. Daniel Cheng, BBS, MH, JP, Honorary President and GBA Honorary Fellow, GBA Economic and Trade Association; Mr. Chan Wing Fai, Deputy Director, All-China Environment Federation; Prof. Yeung King Lun, Professor, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering and Division of Environment and Sustainability, HKUST. These distinguished guests provided strategic and multi-faceted insights into policy, industry, green innovation, and cross-regional collaboration, offering forward-looking recommendations to support the high-quality development of the Greater Bay Area.Miss Diane Wong, JP, Under Secretary for Environment and Ecology Bureau, the Government of HKSAR, said, “To drive the low-carbon transition and seize the economic opportunities presented by green development, Hong Kong has established a robust collaborative framework with Mainland cities in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, actively exploring a regional co-operation model for a ‘Zero-Waste City.’ By harnessing their complementary regional strengths, the Mainland and Hong Kong enhance the recovery and recycling of materials in the Greater Bay Area, thereby advancing the circular economy. Through innovation, partnership, and supportive policies, we can transform environmental challenges into new opportunities. I hope today’s discussion will spark innovative ideas and create more opportunities for collaboration, allowing us to work hand in hand toward a greener future.”Mr. Liu Kun, Deputy General Manager, Hunan Construction Investment Group, highlighted, “The future of technology belongs to courageous pioneers. By uniting the wisdom of ‘Transforming Waste into Value,’ the spirit of ‘Industry Upgrade,’ and the vision of ‘GBA co-creation,’ we will harness the multi-sectoral advantages of investment and infrastructure and make lasting contributions to Hong Kong’s high-quality and sustainable development.”Dr. David Chung, Chairman of APEL, stated, “Technology is the driving force behind economic transformation and higher competitiveness in the new era. By harnessing the power of technology, we seek to ‘Transform Waste into Value’, promote industry upgrades, and accelerate green development. Hong Kong is uniquely positioned—through its entrepreneurial spirit, innovative technologies, robust infrastructure, and global connectivity—to nurture a world-class industrial ecosystem. It is vital that government, industry, academia, research, and investment sectors collaborate closely to advance smart manufacturing, green technology, and high-end manufacturing, while deepening synergies with other cities in the GBA. APEL will continue to align with government policies, foster technological integration and environmental innovation, positioning Hong Kong as a model for new industrialization, driving sustainable development locally and globally.”Prof. Daniel Cheng, BBS, MH, JP, Honorary President and GBA Honorary Fellow, GBA Economic and Trade Association, emphasized “We believe that technological innovation is the cornerstone for high-quality regional economic growth. Today’s forum marks an important step toward a greener, smarter, and more sustainable future. By applying intelligent solid waste processing and resource regeneration technologies, we can significantly reduce environmental burden of waste and transform it into high-value new materials, extending the value chain for green industries and contributing to national goals of carbon peaking and neutrality.”The Forum gathered nearly a hundred innovation and technology experts, industry leaders, and business professionals, including Miss Diane Wong, JP, Under Secretary for Environment and Ecology Bureau, the Government of the HKSAR (fifth from the right); Mr. Liu Kun, Deputy General Manager, Hunan Construction Investment Group (fourth from the right); Mr. Jackin Jim, Chairman of Yee Hop Holdings Limited (fifth from the left); Dr. David Chung, Chairman of APEL (third from the right); Dr. Pat Yeung, Director of APEL (forth from the left), Dr. Willie Lai, Founder of the GBA Economic and Trade Association (first from the left); Prof. Daniel Cheng, BBS, MH, JP, Honorary President and GBA Honorary Fellow, GBA Economic and Trade Association (third from the left); Mr. Chan Wing Fai, Deputy Director, All-China Environment Federation (second from the right); Dr. Chen Weiguang, Director, Digital Low-Carbon Research Institute, Institute of Innovation and Development of Sciences and Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (first from the right); and Prof. Yeung King Lun, Professor, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering and Division of Environment and Sustainability, HKUST (second from the left)Fly Ash Recycling Technology Emerges as Key Engine for Circular Economy Development in Greater Bay AreaThe subsequent “Waste-to-Value, Industry Upgrade, and GBA Co-Creation” technology forum brought together experts and industry leaders from various fields for in-depth discussions on three major themes, injecting fresh insights into green technology and regional industrial upgrading. China’s Solid Waste Pollution Prevention and Control Law mandates the safe disposal and resource utilization of fly ash to minimize environmental pollution. Ms. Huang Jing, Deputy Manager, Overseas Division, Hunan Construction Investment Group, analyzed the advantages and case studies of multi-source solid waste (including fly ash and sludge) treatment and integration with new materials.Dr. Chen Weiguang, Director of the Digital Low-Carbon Research Institute, Institute of Innovation and Development of Sciences and Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, highlighted that since 2030, China has been progressively reducing landfill disposal of fly ash, encouraging regions with the necessary conditions to achieve zero landfill for incineration residues. Conventional chelation and landfill methods for fly ash—which contains chlorides, heavy metals, and dioxins—are being replaced by innovative two-step processing technology. This approach enables high-value resource recovery, establishing a complete industrial value chain and offering a scalable, replicable solution for near-zero solid waste landfill globally.At the forum, moderator Dr. David Chung, Chairman of APEL (left), together with Dr. Chen Weiguang, Director, Digital Low-Carbon Research Institute, Institute of Innovation and Development of Sciences and Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (center) and Ms. Huang Jing, Deputy Manager, Overseas Division, Hunan Construction Investment Group (right) engaged in a discussion on waste resource utilization and circular technologies.In the realm of new industrialization and smart manufacturing, Ir. Raymond Shan, General Manager, New Industrialisation Division, Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC), and Dr. Alex Choi, Biomedical Specialist, New Industrialisation Division, HKPC shared insights on how automation, digitalization, and AI-driven solutions are advancing upgrade of industries. Ir. Raymond Shan, General Manager of the New Industrialisation Division of HKPC, stated: “Hong Kong is entering a 'New Quality Era'. The HKSAR Government has launched the 'New Industrialisation Funding Scheme (NIFS)' and 'New Industrialisation Acceleration Scheme (NIAS)', which aim to subsidise enterprises engaged in smart and green manufacturing to establish new smart production lines in Hong Kong. HKPC is also cultivating future engineers through a series of future skills training programs, while promoting development in emerging fields such as new energy, bio-health, advanced manufacturing, new materials and artificial intelligence, to consolidate Hong Kong's position as an international innovation hub.”Dr. Alex Choi, Biomedical Specialist of the New Industrialisation Division of HKPC, stated: “In HKPC's initiatives and projects to commercialize R&D achievements in Hong Kong's life & health and new energy industries, we have collaborated with a local enterprise to promote the development of the hydrogen energy sector. The plan includes building Hong Kong's first green hydrogen production facility that will utilize natural biogas from landfills to produce hydrogen. The hydrogen produced at this facility complies with the GB/T 37244-2018 quality standard with purity ≥99.97%, and is suitable not only for transportation use but also for various downstream applications.”At the forum, moderator Dr. David Chung, Chairman of APEL (left), together with Ir. Raymond Shan, General Manager, New Industrialisation Division, HKPC (center) and Dr. Alex Choi, Biomedical Specialist, New Industrialisation Division, HKPC (right) engaged in a discussion on new industrialization and smart manufacturing.On innovative smart water management, Prof. Han Wei, Research Associate Professor, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering and Division of Environment and Sustainability, HKUST, along with Mr. Billy Luk, Chief Application Scientist at the HKUST–APEL Joint Laboratory, presented the latest breakthroughs in smart water quality monitoring and efficient purification technologies. Mr. Billy Luk said, “Water is an essential resource for sustaining human life and ecological health. Wisepura Aquapura, developed by APEL, utilizes world’s first patented porous silica capsule technology, which intelligently releases active ingredients upon contact with water. This effectively targets over 30 types of over 30 types of bacteria, fungi, and viruses in water supply, air conditioning, and sewage systems while also meeting diverse application needs. Currently, this innovative technology is widely applied across Hong Kong’s public infrastructure. More importantly, the silica capsule can be reused multiple times and safely disposed of at the end of its lifecycle, thereby minimizing environmental impact.”Prof. Han Wei, Research Associate Professor, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering and Division of Environment and Sustainability, HKUST (left) and Mr. Billy Luk, Chief Application Scientist at the HKUST–APEL Joint Laboratory (right) presented the latest breakthroughs in smart water quality monitoring and efficient purification technologies at the forum.About All-China Environment FederationAll-China Environment Federation (ACEF) is a nationwide non-profitable civil society organization (CSO) in the field of the environment, and is supported by the government. It is composed of CSOs and individuals who are enthusiastic about and support environmental protection and are willing to work for it. The objective of ACEF is to serve as a bridge between the government and the public in implementing the sustainable development strategy, achieving national objectives on environment and development, and protecting the environmental rights of the public. By fully utilizing its organizational advantage, ACEF aims to promote environmental protection and sustainable development in China and the world at large.About GBA Economic and Trade AssociationThe GBA Economic and Trade Association is an economic, trade and financing matching platform initiated and established by business leaders and social elites. Its vision and mission is to cooperate with national policies, assist the economic development of the Greater Bay Area, and provide diversified policy research, analysis and advice, make use of the different advantages and resources of different regions in the region, strengthen economic and trade cooperation, open up four streams: talent flow, goods flow, capital flow and information flow, and accelerate the development of the Bay Area into a world-leading economy.About GBA InstituteThe GBA Institute, founded by the GBA Economic and Trade Association, aims to support the national strategy for the Greater Bay Area's development. Its mission is to cultivate global business leaders and uphold Hong Kong's position as a leading international financial center. The institute partners with prestigious global universities to offer high-level training programs and recognizes outstanding contributors from politics, business, and academia who have made significant contributions to society and the development of the Greater Bay Area.About Absolute Pure EnviroSci LimitedAbsolute Pure EnviroSci Limited (“APEL”), is an indirect non-wholly owned subsidiary of Yee Hop Holdings Limited, a company listed on the Main Board of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (stock code: 1662.HK). With a mission to improve the quality of life and living environments, APEL is principally engaged in the research and development and commercialization of health and environmental innovations. Leveraging its Multilevel Antimicrobial Polymer (MAP-1) technology, APEL has developed specialized application formulas in four key areas: air purification in aircraft, water purification, livestock health, and eco-friendly building materials, all designed to address pressing global challenges. On 10 January 2024, APEL jointly established the “HKUST-APEL Joint Laboratory on Health and Environmental Innovation” with the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) to develop and translate novel discoveries into groundbreaking health and environmental innovations. APEL looks forward to working with researchers and industry partners worldwide to drive further health and environmental innovations. To tap into the global health and environmental hygiene market, APEL is currently holding an innovative interactive exhibition at The Lab. in Osaka to showcase its three flagship products—Wisepura water and air purification systems, GERMAGIC™ antimicrobial coating, and GERMAGIC™ PET health care solutions for pets—seizing growth opportunities in Asia’s health technology industry.For inquiries, please contact:AJA (IR & Communications)Avy YuTel: (852) 9500 4443Email: avy.yu@ajacapital.com.hk / info@ajacapital.com.hk Copyright 2025 ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.