SunWay Biotech has a longstanding commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Last week, SunWay and five other MISA members provided grants to the “12 AED Plus defibrillator devices” of Tri-Service General Hospital. The donation was accepted on behalf of the hospital by Hung Yi-Ren, the Dean of the hospital. This donation symbolizes significant support for the medical industry and a concrete contribution to public welfare, bringing new hope to patients in urgent need of treatment. According to statistics from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, there are many patients across Taiwan who urgently need AED Plus during acute cardiac episodes. The cost of purchasing and maintaining these devices is a significant financial burden for most medical institutions. Therefore, the generous donations from these six business leaders not only reflect their commitment to social responsibility but also enhance the emergency response capabilities of medical institutions, bringing a positive impact to society.  

SunWay Biotech, a leading manufacturer of health and nutrition ingredients, continues its commitment to social welfare and corporate responsibility. Today, Professor Tzu-Ming Pan, the Chief Technology Officer of SunWay Biotech and also an Honorary Professor at National Taiwan University, along with President Pan, represented the company in donating two “Automated External Defibrillators” to the Tri-Service General Hospital. This gesture underscores their ongoing commitment to activities that benefit public health. The event was attended by representatives from the Tri-Service General Hospital, including Director Yi-Jen Hung, Director of Social Services Wang Yi-Qing, and Emergency Nursing Director Tsai Wan-Wei. This year marks the third consecutive year that Professor Tzu-Ming Pan and President Pan have embraced the philosophy of “taking from society, giving back to society.” They have donated their annual personal dividends from SunWay Biotech to actively support local medical institutions and the healthcare system in Taiwan. Their hope is to inspire others and contribute to a virtuous cycle of social good, enhancing the quality of medical services and creating a better healthcare environment. Since its establishment in 2007, SunWay Biotech has adhered to the principles of “Quality First, Health Priority, Customer Supreme,” aspiring to be a global leader in fermentation. Utilizing a diverse range of effective microorganisms and developing efficient, unique fermentation processes, the company transforms these health-beneficial researches into a variety […]

SunWay Biotech has a longstanding commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Last week, SunWay and four other MISA members provided grants to the “Cochlear Implant Specialty Program” of Tri-Service General Hospital this November for patients with severe hearing loss to receive subsidies for cochlear implant surgery. According to statistics from the Ministry of Health and Welfare, until October 2022, there are still more than 20,000 people with severe or extremely severe hearing loss, including young children. They all look forward to hearing more sounds from this world. However, the hardware expenses required for cochlear implant surgery are costly. For many people with hearing loss and their families, it is not only a new hope but also a considerable medical burden. Through our CSR program, SunWay and four other MISA members provide grants to the “Cochlear Implant Specialty Account” of the Tri-Service General Hospital. We truly believe that it can bring those people a better future.

As part of its ongoing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives toward medical relief efforts, SunWay Biotech donated Rehabus to Liouguei District Public Health Center of Kaohsiung City this year to benefit more older adults and people with disabilities. SunWay has been concerned about social welfare for a long time and practiced the concept of “taking from the society and using it for the society.” Considering that medical treatment is not easy to reach in remote areas, learning that there is a need to transport residents of remote areas to the Public Health Center in the Liouguei District. SunWay donated rehabus with US ADA compliant-Wheelchair Platform Lifts to Liouguei District Public Health Center. We hope that it can help the elderly and those with mobility problems in transportation and medical treatment. In the future, SunWay will continue to invest more effort and resources, implement the CSR business philosophy, care for rural medical care with practical actions, and create a vicious circle for our society. #SunWay #CSR #Taiwan #Kaohsiung #healthcenter

As part of its ongoing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives towards the medical relief efforts, SunWay Biotech donated two medical patrol vehicles to the Tri-Service General Hospital on November 8th, 2021. Through upholding the spirit of service contribution and “Take from society, give back to society.” Sunway Biotech donated two medical vehicles to Tri-Service General Hospital on November 8th at its medical center. The director, Dr. Chih-Hung Wang, said these vehicles would help transfer hospital personnel and medical supplies. Especially during the pandemic, the medical patrol vehicle can be more effective in transporting vaccines to more remote places and allowing hospital medical staff quicker to go on an inspection tour. Moreover, the vice-chairman of SunWay Biotech also expressed his gratitude to the Tri-Service General Hospital for the opportunity to use the company’s donations where it is most needed. Therefore, the best units can use the donated medical tours, convey their love and care for society, and let SunWay Biotech implement the corporate social responsibility of “Better Society.”   SunWay donated two medical patrol vehicles to the Tri-Service General Hospital SunWay donated two medical patrol vehicles to the Tri-Service General Hospital SunWay donated two medical patrol vehicles to the Tri-Service General Hospital SunWay donated two medical patrol vehicles to the Tri-Service General Hospital SunWay donated two medical patrol vehicles to the […]