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Trends in the Healthcare and Medical Industry in Major Asian Markets, Including South Korea, China, Indonesia, Japan, The Philippines and Australia/New Zealand, Business and Industry Trends Analysis

     For many decades, Singapore and Japan were considered to have the most advanced health care providers and delivery networks, including excellent public health systems.  Singapore was long thought of as the leading place to go for quality care for medical tourists throughout the Asian region. Today, the healthcare industry throughout much of Asia is seeing improved levels of care.  Many nations, such as Thailand, are enjoying high levels of medical tourism.  Overall, change is being driven by increased investment, adoption of new technologies and government support. Asia, home to more than one-half the world’s population, presents diverse challenges and opportunities in healthcare delivery, pharmaceuticals, medical technology, and insurance systems. Asia, particularly in India, Japan, Singapore and South Korea, ranks high in pharmaceutical and biotech research, development, clinical trials and manufacturing.  


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