• Network surpasses 550 community service centers and 180,000 paid members, reinforcing the foundation for Decent's preventive healthcare strategy.
  
   

YANTAI, China, July 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Decent Holding Inc. (NASDAQ:DXST) ("Decent" or the "Company"), a technology-driven provider of wastewater treatment and community healthcare and elderly care services in China, today announced the continued expansion of its nationwide network alongside the next phase of its digital health data infrastructure strategy.

Decent now operates over 550 community service centers across China, serving more than 180,000 paid members. This growth in both physical footprint and recurring memberships reflects rising demand for the Company's integrated services and provides a scalable foundation for its long-term AI initiatives.

Management believes the future of healthcare will increasingly rely on continuous monitoring and personalized preventive care rather than episodic treatment alone. To support this shift, Decent is developing an AI-powered platform designed to connect its community services with smart monitoring technologies. Subject to user authorization and in compliance with applicable data privacy laws and regulations, the platform is expected to integrate health data generated from wearables, home health equipment, and smart environmental sensors. Through long-term observation, this data is expected to help establish comprehensive digital health profiles to support personalized wellness management.

Unlike conventional models that depend primarily on periodic medical examinations, Decent’s approach is designed to utilize AI to analyze ongoing health trends. Management expects that as participation grows, the platform will become increasingly effective at early risk assessment, identifying potential health anomalies, and delivering personalized recommendations, complementing professional medical care. The platform is not intended to provide medical diagnosis or treatment, which remain the responsibility of licensed healthcare professionals.

Furthermore, the strategic value of this growing, privacy-protected data ecosystem is expected to extend beyond direct service delivery. As participation in these AI-enabled programs expands, it is expected to enhance Decent's capabilities in AI model development and open new opportunities for collaboration with healthcare providers, research institutions, technology companies, and life sciences partners, in each case subject to user authorization and applicable data privacy and cross-border data transfer requirements.