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MUCH Mobile Healthcare Shares Its Elderly Care Vision at UN Women Demo Day in New Delhi

New Delhi, India – 24 August 2026 MUCH Mobile Healthcare was honored to participate in the UN Women Care and Climate Entrepreneurship Accelerator Demo Day in New Delhi, joining women-led enterprises from across Asia that are developing meaningful solutions in the care economy.

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"MUCH is building Cambodia's trusted care platform for ageing families, We provide care for patients, support for families and we provide peace of mind"

MUCH Mobile Healthcare was honored to participate in the UN Women Care and Climate Entrepreneurship Accelerator Demo Day in New Delhi, joining women-led enterprises from across Asia that are developing meaningful solutions in the care economy.

During the event, Mrs. Phirum Dyphan, Founder and CEO of MUCH Mobile Healthcare, shared the company’s journey from Cambodia’s first professional home healthcare provider to a growing elderly care platform offering home healthcare, intensive nursing care, caregiver support and residential elderly care.

As Cambodia’s population ages, many families face a difficult question: how can they ensure that their older loved ones receive safe, professional and compassionate care—whether at home or in a residential setting?

MUCH was created to help answer this need. The company combines trained caregivers, nurses and doctors to provide coordinated care that supports older people’s health, independence and dignity. At the same time, MUCH gives families greater confidence and peace of mind, knowing that their loved ones are supported by a professional care team.

“At MUCH, we believe every older person deserves to age with dignity, compassion and professional care. We do not only provide a service—we provide peace of mind,” said Mrs. Phirum.

The Demo Day was also an opportunity to connect with other women entrepreneurs, investors, foundations and care-economy leaders. These exchanges strengthened MUCH’s commitment to developing sustainable care solutions while creating meaningful employment and career opportunities, especially for women in Cambodia’s healthcare and caregiving sectors.

MUCH sincerely thanks UN Women Asia and the Pacific, Visa Foundation, Seedstars, Intellecap and Bopinc for their valuable guidance, connections and support throughout the accelerator programme.

Looking ahead, MUCH Mobile Healthcare will continue expanding its home and residential elderly care services so that more older people can receive professional care while remaining connected to their families, communities and the lives they value.