Smart solutions in Elder Care: Visit programme in Czechia (20-22 October 2025)
Preliminary programme
20 October
• 13:00-14:45: Workshop for representatives of private nursing homes and Prague municipality in Arjo (distributor of medical devices and solutions), Prague
• 15:30-16:30 Workshop with Ministry of Social Affairs + Research Committee of Sociology of Ageing, International Sociological Association at the Danish Embassy in Prague
• 16:30: Departure to Brno
21 October
• 8:30-9:30: Visit of nursing home in Ivančice, close to Brno, second largest city in Czechia (Senior Garden)
• 12:00-13:00: Visit of senior home in Central Bohemian region – Sedlec-Prčice (AHC Group)
• 14:00-16:00: Workshop for representatives of municipalities in Tábor
• 16:00 Departure to Prague
22 October
• 9:00-10:00: David Pospíšil, Long-term care center (Centrum dlouhodobé péče ) + representative of the Health Insurance Company at the Danish Embassy in Prague
• 11:00-12:00: Visit of Alzheimer home in Prague (Penta Hospitals)
Participants
Private senior home operators:
• Alzheimer Home: 55 Alzheimer homes, 1 under construction
• AHC Group: 16 senior homes
• Senior Garden: 3 nursing homes, 5 under construction, and land acquired for 6 additional sites
• Senlife: 3 nursing homes, 2 under construction
Municipalities: Prague, Tábor, Havlíčkův Brod, Jihlava, Rožnov, …
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Market information
Population: 10.9 million
• 97,100 people stayed in nursing homes in 2024, this number has risen by 17 % since 2014.
• 44 % of the facility's residents were people with dementia (in total 42,900), in 2014 it was 35 %
• 35,700 new beds in nursing homes with dementia will be needed by 2040.
• Capacity of residential social services is 35 beds per 1000 people over 65 years
Opportunities in Czechia
Price: 12,500 DKK*
*The price for SMEs is 12,500 DKK, for larger companies 25,000 DKK.
Challenges of the Czech elder care system
• Lack of available labourunemployment rate is 2.6%
• Financial sustainability
• Quality
• The Government decided to increase capacity and improve conditions for the functioning of the long-term care system - the construction of 20 new homes for the elderly with a total capacity of 2500 people is planned.
• Projects of non-governmental investors in 2025/2026: Nursing home Capacity
Chodová Planá 107
Stŕíbro 92
Dobrá Voda 104
Dolní Břežany 120
Bystřice nad Pernštejnem 111
Nový Jičín 160 Nymburk 172
Horažďovice 120 Ostrava 187
Znojmo 194