Ainong

Ainong (爱侬家政) is a Chinese home-services and elderly-care chain brand headquartered in Chaoyang District, Beijing. According to its official website, the brand has operated since 1995 and describes itself as building a "full-lifecycle professional life-service chain brand." Its service portfolio spans early childhood education and childcare, maternal and newborn nursing, institutional elderly care, home health care, general housework and professional cleaning. The company also runs a vocational training school and has developed digital platforms for smart elderly care. Ainong's service lines are organized around several major categories. Under childcare and early education it offers parenting expert assessment, customized childcare plans, professional nanny matching, scientific feeding, complementary food preparation, baby health care, early education and growth assessment. Its maternal-child nursing services cover pregnancy through the confinement period, including maternal care, nutritional meals, body care, psychological counseling, newborn care, baby massage, scientific feeding and habit formation. For elderly care, Ainong operates institutional care facilities and community service stations, and has cooperated with district governments in Beijing. Its home care services include massage, health monitoring, rehabilitation training, home haircuts, shoulder and neck conditioning, oral and facial cleaning, home pedicure, home bathing assistance, accompanied outings and daytime home care. General housework and professional cleaning cover room organization, meal preparation, daily cleaning, hourly work, kitchen and bathroom cleaning, new-home deep cleaning, leather sofa care, air-conditioner cleaning, range-hood cleaning, wood-floor waxing and carpet cleaning. Ainong has a significant government-facing elderly-care business. The official website states that it has cooperated with government departments in Beijing's Chaoyang, Miyun, Huairou, Yanqing and Economic-Technological Development Area districts, and currently operates four district-level government elderly-care service guidance centers. It also reports owning five elderly-care centers and more than 20 community elderly-care service stations. Since 2013 it has successively undertaken the operation of elderly-care service guidance centers in Chaoyang, Miyun, Huairou, Yanqing and the Economic-Technological Development Area, and developed a "smart elderly care comprehensive information platform" for district governments. The company emphasizes digitalization and technology. It states that it began building an internal information management system in 2003 and developed the HIMS business management system, the Ainong official website and the Ainong mall, integrating online and offline operations. It has received technology-related recognitions including "Zhongguancun High-Tech Enterprise," "Technology-Based SME," "Beijing New Technology and New Product (Service)," "National High-Tech Enterprise" and designation as one of Beijing's first batch of "Specialized, Refined, Differentiated and Innovative" enterprises in 2022. It also operates the Beijing Chaoyang District Ainong Vocational Skills Training School, which provides online and offline professional training and claims to have trained tens of thousands of workers nationwide. Ainong positions itself as a large leading housekeeping service enterprise and a socially responsible company. It has engaged in targeted poverty alleviation since 2017, signing strategic cooperation agreements on housekeeping service personnel supply and demand matching with more than ten impoverished cities and counties, including Lüliang in Shanxi, Xuyong County in Sichuan, Tang County in Hebei and Zhuozi County in Inner Mongolia. It also highlights Spring Festival supply guarantees, pandemic response efforts and care for frontline service workers.

Ainong traces its origins to 1995, when the brand was established in Beijing. Its official website states "Since 1995" and reports that it has grown into a full-lifecycle professional life-service chain brand. Over the following decades it expanded from housekeeping and domestic services into childcare, maternal and newborn care, elderly care, professional cleaning and vocational training. A key turning point came in 2003, when Ainong began building an internal information management system. This led to the development of the HIMS business management system, the Ainong official website and the Ainong mall, which integrated online and offline operations. The company describes this as part of its effort to use information technology and training systems to standardize and chain-ize housekeeping and elderly-care services. From 2013 onward, Ainong successively undertook the operation of elderly-care service guidance centers in Beijing's Chaoyang, Miyun, Huairou, Yanqing and Economic-Technological Development Area districts. It developed a "smart elderly care comprehensive information platform" for district governments, which the company says strongly promoted innovation and development in the national smart elderly-care industry. The official website states that Ainong currently operates four district-level government elderly-care service guidance centers and owns five elderly-care centers and more than 20 community elderly-care service stations. In 2017, Ainong began engaging in targeted poverty alleviation. It signed strategic cooperation agreements on housekeeping service personnel supply and demand matching with more than ten impoverished cities and counties, including Lüliang in Shanxi, Xuyong County in Sichuan, Tang County in Hebei and Zhuozi County in Inner Mongolia. The company frames this as enhancing the livelihood-guarantee role of housekeeping poverty alleviation. Ainong has also received technology-related recognitions. According to its website, it has been awarded "Zhongguancun High-Tech Enterprise," "Technology-Based SME," "Beijing New Technology and New Product (Service)," "National High-Tech Enterprise" and designation as one of Beijing's first batch of "Specialized, Refined, Differentiated and Innovative" enterprises in 2022. It operates the Beijing Chaoyang District Ainong Vocational Skills Training School, which provides online and offline professional training and claims to have trained tens of thousands of workers nationwide and created employment opportunities. The company has also emphasized social responsibility during the COVID-19 pandemic and Spring Festival periods, including Spring Festival supply guarantees to keep housekeeping services uninterrupted and pandemic response measures. It describes itself as a social responsibility top-100 enterprise. The corporate entity behind the brand is Beijing Ainong Pension Technology Development Co., Ltd. (北京爱侬养老科技发展股份有限公司), with a registered address at Building 405A, Jinsong Zhongjie Si Qu, Chaoyang District, Beijing. The official website reports more than 100,000 served families, more than 100,000 registered service personnel and more than 20 brand chain outlets.

• 2022

  Ainong was recognized as one of Beijing's first batch of "Specialized, Refined, Differentiated and Innovative" enterprises.

• 2017

  Ainong began targeted poverty alleviation cooperation with more than ten impoverished cities and counties.

• 2013

  Ainong began successively operating district-level elderly-care service guidance centers in Beijing and developing smart elderly care platforms for district governments.

• 2003

  Ainong began building its internal information management system, later developing HIMS, the official website and Ainong Mall.

• 1995

  Ainong brand established in Beijing.

Full-lifecycle professional life-service chain brand and large leading housekeeping enterprise with a strong government-facing elderly-care and digitalization focus.

• Childcare and early education

  Parenting expert assessment, customized childcare plans, professional nanny matching, scientific feeding, complementary food preparation, baby health care, early education and growth assessment.

• Maternal and newborn nursing

  Pregnancy to confinement care including maternal care, nutritional meals, body care, psychological counseling, newborn care, baby massage, scientific feeding and habit formation.

• Institutional elderly care

  Operation of district-level government elderly-care service guidance centers, five elderly-care centers and more than 20 community elderly-care service stations.

• Home health care

  Massage, health monitoring, rehabilitation training, home haircuts, shoulder and neck conditioning, oral and facial cleaning, home pedicure, home bathing assistance, accompanied outings and daytime home care.

• General housework

  Room organization, meal preparation, daily cleaning and hourly work.

• Professional cleaning

  Kitchen and bathroom cleaning, new-home deep cleaning, leather sofa care, air-conditioner cleaning, range-hood cleaning, wood-floor waxing and carpet cleaning.

• Vocational skills training

  Beijing Chaoyang District Ainong Vocational Skills Training School provides online and offline training, including advanced maternal and child care, senior infant care and lactation consultant courses.

• Smart elderly care information platform

  A platform developed for district governments to support smart elderly care.

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