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# Homage opens care-management platform to Singapore providers as standalone business
- URL: https://www.southeastasiaconnect.com/homage-esteem-care-management-singapore-providers-20261021/
- Published: 2026-10-21T05:08:05.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-21T05:08:05.000Z
- Description: Singapore care operators can now assess Esteem AI as a separate software supplier, following existing use by more than 50 organisations.
- Author: Southeast Asia Editorial Team
- Tags: News, Singapore, Healthcare, Digital Infrastructure, #google-news

Singapore home-care company [Homage](https://www.homage.sg/?ref=southeastasiaconnect.com) has opened its Esteem AI care-management platform to other care providers as a standalone business. Announced on 21 October, the move turns an already-used system into a separate Singapore supplier offer for operators managing care visits, staff and client records.

The opening is a commercial change for a system that was already in use. Homage says more than 50 care organisations currently use Esteem AI, more than 90% of them as their everyday care-management system. It says over 300 care managers rely on the platform in an average month. Those are existing users, not new customers secured by the 21 October launch.

For home-care, aged-care and disability-support operators, the immediate question is whether one supplier can replace the mix of scheduling tools, spreadsheets and shared inboxes often used to coordinate visits. Homage describes Esteem's current functions as spanning client intake, rostering, workforce management, incident records, customer support, billing, reporting and compliance, with a client's history kept in one record.

Homage named Singapore charity [Home Nursing Foundation](https://www.homage.sg/for/hnf/?ref=southeastasiaconnect.com) as an existing user for its home personal-care operations. In the launch release, the foundation's chief executive, Christina Tiong, said the software helps staff see scheduling and fulfilment in real time. The foundation serves more than 1,000 care recipients each month, according to the release. That figure describes the foundation's reach; it does not measure a gain caused by Esteem or imply that all recipients use the software directly.

The product name emphasises AI, but the announcement separates the existing operating system from agent functions still being developed. Homage says planned agents will draft visit notes for a manager to edit or approve, suggest care workers for open shifts, follow up on expiring certifications and handle routine questions. The release says decisions affecting care or schedules will remain subject to human approval. It does not establish that these agents are deployed across the existing 50-plus organisations, or quantify time saved.

Esteem AI is available to care providers in Singapore from 21 October, while a wider global rollout is planned. For prospective buyers, the named foundation deployment offers a practical reference point, but the release provides no prices, new contract count or independent comparison with competing systems. Operators assessing the new supplier route will need to confirm which functions are live in their setting and how data, approvals and staff workflows are implemented.

**Source:** [Homage's Esteem AI launch announcement, distributed by PR Newswire, 21 October 2026](https://www.prnewswire.com/apac/news-releases/homage-launches-esteem-ai-to-meet-surging-eldercare-demand-across-asia-302913831.html?ref=southeastasiaconnect.com). Organisation counts, product capabilities and Home Nursing Foundation use are attributed to the announcement and its quoted foundation chief executive.