ONGIL

Looking for partners to build
a warmer daily life together.

These are the partner types ONGIL would like to work with. There are no partnerships or contracts to announce yet; every partnership starts after review and a contract.

Process

How partnerships work

  1. 01

    Propose

    Send us the area of cooperation and information about your organization, by the business inquiry form or email.

  2. 02

    Review

    We check qualifications, operations and user-protection standards. Initial suppliers are verified businesses only.

  3. 03

    Discuss

    We agree roles, data handling and revenue structure together. NEWON never holds customer funds.

  4. 04

    Contract

    Necessary contracts, including data-processing agreements, are signed. Health data is never used for ads.

  5. 05

    Operate

    We start small and refine with user feedback. Anything is announced only with the partner's consent.

We do not show false partnerships or results. Confirmed partnerships are published only with the partner's consent.

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Partner types at a glance

  1. 01Home-care providers
  2. 02Day-care centers
  3. 03Care facilities
  4. 04Welfare centers & institutions
  5. 05Hospitals & medical institutions
  6. 06Hospital escort services
  7. 07Meal & daily-help businesses
  8. 08Senior product brands
  9. 09Education & culture operators
  10. 10Local communities
  11. 11Care providers & businesses
  12. 12Corporate benefits managers
  13. 13Local governments & public institutions
  14. 14Global partners

Partner Types

The 14 partner types we are looking for

01Partner

Home-care providers

Areas
Home-care information, consultation connection, non-covered daily-help guidance
Value
Reaching families who need help
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Non-covered daily-help partnership (to be agreed); no brokerage of benefit services
Requirements
Designated long-term care provider information, caregiver qualifications

02Partner

Day-care centers

Areas
Facility information, visit consultations, guardian communication
Value
Accurate information for local families
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Institution operating tools (SaaS), to be agreed
Requirements
Designation information, agreement to show official evaluations as such

03Partner

Care facilities

Areas
Facility and admission consultation information
Value
Trust through comparable information
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Institution information tools, to be agreed
Requirements
Designation and evaluation information, separation of ads and information

04Partner

Welfare centers & institutions

Areas
Programs, digital education, community, welfare information
Value
Wider program participation
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Joint projects and program partnerships, to be agreed
Requirements
Operator verification, participant privacy

05Partner

Hospitals & medical institutions

Areas
Hospital dates and mobility guidance
Value
Appointment management and escort links
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
To be agreed (not medical advertising or referral)
Requirements
Medical Service Act (no patient inducement or referral), no link to medical acts

06Partner

Hospital escort services

Areas
Hospital escort and mobility support (public transport and taxis)
Value
Reaching older adults who need an escort
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Service partnership fee (to be agreed)
Requirements
Escort training and insurance, paid-transport review

07Partner

Meal & daily-help businesses

Areas
Lunch boxes, groceries, housework
Value
Connecting daily-convenience needs
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Service partnership fee (to be agreed)
Requirements
Food sanitation and business registration, cancellation and refund policy, verified business

08Partner

Senior product brands

Areas
Daily, safety and mobility products
Value
Introducing products that fit older adults
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Sales commission (to be agreed)
Requirements
Labeling and Advertising Act, no exaggerated claims, welfare-equipment distinction, verified business

09Partner

Education & culture operators

Areas
Lifelong learning, digital education, leisure
Value
New learners and participants
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Program partnership (to be agreed)
Requirements
Instructor and operator disclosure, safety rules

10Partner

Local communities

Areas
Groups, volunteering, intergenerational exchange
Value
More local participation
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Free cooperation
Requirements
Operator verification, participant protection policy

11Partner

Care providers & businesses

Areas
Scheduling, records, guardian communication tools
Value
Less administrative burden
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Operating-tool fees (to be agreed)
Requirements
Business and caregiver qualification checks, protection of care records

12Partner

Corporate benefits managers

Areas
Family-care support for employees
Value
Lighter care burden for employees
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Corporate benefit products (to be agreed)
Requirements
Separation of employee and family data, consent-based use

13Partner

Local governments & public institutions

Areas
Welfare information, digital inclusion
Value
Better information access for older residents
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Public contracts (procurement)
Requirements
Public procurement and security standards, public data terms

14Partner

Global partners

Areas
Joint senior-platform business abroad (reviewed after the Korea release)
Value
Senior UX and operational know-how
Revenue structure (to be agreed)
Licensing and joint business (to be agreed)
Requirements
Country-specific regulatory review, consent for cross-border transfer

Next Step

Take the next step
with ONGIL.

We welcome partnership proposals from care and welfare institutions and daily-service businesses, and questions from older adults and families. We reply by email after review.