‖ bioveeta x Rotary Club of Zhongli South Joint Donation with Landseed International Hospital ‖
Founder Tung Yu-Wen (right) donated PBM photobiomodulation laser equipment to Kinmen Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare, and Vice President Chen Ken-Hsiung (left) presented a certificate of appreciation in return.
This donation event was initiated by bioveeta, with strong support from the Rotary Club of Zhongli South and active participation from the Industry-Academia Cooperation Center of National Central University. The donated equipment includes a series of pain relief products, and the donation ceremony was held on December 28, 2023, in the 12th-floor International Conference Hall of Landseed International Hospital.
bioveeta Founder Tung Yu-Wen expressed gratitude for the opportunity to give back to society, hoping that through this donation ceremony, she could serve as a modest catalyst to inspire more enterprises to take from society and give back to it, thereby communicating the philosophy of corporate social responsibility. She also sincerely thanked President Hsu for his generous gesture of gifting a personally signed book, "In the Name of Love: The Journey of a Healer."
Landseed International Hospital Superintendent Hsu Shih-tien expressed his expectation for everyone to "practice wellness for life and maintain care for health," thanking bioveeta for its long-term and continuous dedication to public welfare. During the pandemic, bioveeta generously donated handheld anti-pandemic sterilization lamps, and now it has donated multiple PBM photobiomodulation health and wellness devices, allowing the public using them to experience the progress brought by new technology, which can be described as the best example of a corporation giving back to society.
Distinguished guests attending the ceremony included Landseed International Hospital Superintendent Hsu Shih-tien (fourth from left), Hsieh Chang-Wen, Chief Executive Officer of the Landseed Cultural and Educational Foundation, bioveeta Founder Tung Yu-Wen (third from left), LECC Technology Founder Tung Hsin-Chih (second from left), Chiang Hsien-Jung, President of the Rotary Club of Zhongli South (third from right), Hsiao Chih-Hui, Secretary of the Rotary Club of Zhongli South (second from right), as well as Hu Ya-Han, Director of the Industry-Academia Operation Center at National Central University (first from right), and Lin Cheng, Associate Professor of the College of Biomedical Science and Engineering (first from left), among other guests.
Chiang Hsien-Jung, President of the Rotary Club of Zhongli South, pointed out that PBM photobiomodulation technology is already one of the more advanced technologies, with many industries having developed non-invasive wellness products, and he expressed optimism about industries giving back to society and promoting universal well-being.
Hu Ya-Han, a professor in the Department of Information Management at National Central University, stated that wearable devices have become one of the popular products in the wellness market post-pandemic. The application combining AI and laser technology will increase the market penetration of laser wellness products and open up a new trend in home-based healthcare.
Hsieh Chang-Wen, Chief Executive Officer of the Landseed Cultural and Educational Foundation, believes that the combined application of the optoelectronics and wellness industries will become the next growth engine for Taiwan's industrial sector and demonstrate the true strength of Taiwan's optoelectronics industry. The Landseed Cultural and Educational Foundation looks forward to optoelectronic wellness bringing healthy lives to more people.
Group photo of distinguished guests, including Landseed International Hospital Superintendent Hsu Shih-tien (front row, fifth from left), Hsieh Chang-Wen, Chief Executive Officer of the Landseed Cultural and Educational Foundation (front row, first from right), bioveeta Founder Tung Yu-Wen (front row, fifth from right), Chiang Hsien-Jung, President of the Rotary Club of Zhongli South (front row, fourth from right), as well as Hu Ya-Han, Director of the Industry-Academia Operation Center at National Central University (front row, fourth from left) and Lin Cheng, Associate Professor of the College of Biomedical Science and Engineering (front row, third from left).
Every single act of kindness is like a beacon of light lit in the darkness, bringing hope to those who need support and warmth. May our humble efforts help everyone fulfill their expectations for healthcare in a wise and natural way, and together we look forward to more good things happening.
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