Thursday, 10 September 2026
2:00 pm – 4:10 pm
Advancing Healthy Living, Preventive Care, Rehabilitation, and Elder Care Across Asia
Advancing Healthy Living, Preventive Care, Rehabilitation, and Elder Care Across Asia
Harnessing Innovation, Technology, and Community-Centred Models to Unlock Asia's Longevity Dividend
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Unlocking Asia's Longevity Dividend
Asia is at the epicentre of one of the most profound demographic transitions in modern history.
As populations age and expectations around quality of life continue to rise, healthcare systems must evolve beyond treatment towards prevention, rehabilitation and community-based support that enable people to live healthier, more independent lives.
Organised in partnership with Frost & Sullivan, this RehaCare Asia workshop brings together healthcare leaders, innovators, policymakers and investors to explore how societies can respond to the opportunities and challenges of longevity.
The conversation extends beyond elder care to examine how healthy living, technology and integrated care models can support people throughout every stage of ageing.
Asia's Longevity Data
Key Highlights
Asia's Demographic Imperative
Understanding the scale and impact of ageing populations across Southeast and East Asia, and the implications for preventive care, rehabilitation, and elder care through 2033.
Preventive Care & Healthy Living
How healthcare systems are shifting from reactive treatment to proactive health management, creating new opportunities across wellness, preventive health, and ageing-in-place solutions.
Policy & Ecosystem Enablement
How governments across Asia are advancing long-term care, community health, and digital health frameworks to support ageing populations.
Investment & Market Opportunities
Examining growth opportunities across rehabilitation, healthy ageing, connected care, and digital health as investors and innovators respond to changing market demands.
Technology-Enabled Community Care
Exploring how AI, remote monitoring, wearables, and digital care platforms are supporting independent living, rehabilitation, and community-based care delivery.
Provider & Operator Perspectives
How rehabilitation providers, elder care operators, home care organisations, and community health networks are adapting care models amid growing demand and workforce challenges.
Agenda on 10 September 2026, Thursday
*This is a preliminary agenda and subject to changes
2:00 pm – 2:15 pm
Opening Keynote — Asia’s Longevity Dividend: Market Outlook for Healthy Living, Preventive Care, Rehabilitation, and Elder Care to 2033
Rathanesh Ramasundram — Head of Healthcare & Life Sciences (APAC, Growth Advisory), Frost & Sullivan
2:15 pm – 2:35 pm
The Rise of Healthy Living: Foundations, Urgency, and Future Opportunities
Dr Eric Chiam Choon Guan — CEO and Founder of Minmed Group Pte Ltd and Minmed Homes Pte Ltd
2:35 pm – 2:55 pm
Panel Discussion 1 — Prevention, Rehabilitation & Ageing in Place and Living Fully: Bridging gaps through Community led Care
Moderator: Rathanesh Ramasundram — Head of Healthcare & Life Sciences (APAC, Growth Advisory), Frost & Sullivan
Panelists:
1. Dr Eric Chiam Choon Guan — Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Minmed Group Pte Ltd and Minmed Homes Pte Ltd
2. Adjunct Associate Professor Eugene Shum Jin Wen — Director, Strategic Community Partnership
SingHealth Office of Regional Health
2:55 pm – 3:15 pm
Innovative Applications of Digital Conservative Rehabilitation Technologies in Asia-Pacific: Musculoskeletal Conditions and Scoliosis Management as Case Studies
Olina Huang — Lead of Clinic Operations Management, Guangzhou Longjikang Technology Co., Ltd.
3:15 pm – 3:35 pm
Panel Discussion 2 — “Tech-Powered Recovery: Can MedTech Solve Asia’s Rehabilitation Access Gap?”
Moderator: Frost & Sullivan
Panelists:
1. Navjeewan Khosla — Partner, Novo Holdings Asia
2. Olina Huang — Lead of Clinic Operations Management, Guangzhou Longjikang Technology Co., Ltd.
3:35 pm – 3:55 pm
Investing in Longevity: Capital, Policy, and the Business Case for Asia’s Care Economy
3:55 pm – 4:10 pm
Closing Note: The Path Forward: Three Imperatives for Asia’s Care Leaders Remarks
Suggested Attendees
Designed for decision-makers, clinical leaders, technology innovators, investors, and public policy stakeholders involved in shaping, delivering, funding, and transforming preventive care, rehabilitation, and elder care across Southeast Asia and the broader Asia-Pacific region.
Hospital and Health System Leaders
Chief Medical Officer, Head of Rehabilitation, Director of Geriatrics, Head of Preventive and Community Medicine, Clinical Programme Director, Chief Nursing Officer.
