Put your brand in front of the leaders planning, building and transforming healthcare across Asia. Asia Healthcare Week brings together three programmes on one platform: Health Facilities Asia, Aged & Home Care and Rehabilitation.

Inside the brochure:

• Who attends, including audience profile, seniority and the organisations that joined us in 2026
• The key topics across all three programmes
• Sponsorship packages, from thought leadership to brand visibility
• Exhibition stand options
  

Asia’s healthcare systems are entering a new phase of transformation as ageing populations reshape demand across the region. This report explores the shift from hospital-led care to integrated, community and home-based models, highlighting where investment, innovation and care delivery are evolving.

What this report covers:

• The shift from acute care to community and home-based care models
• Key drivers of ageing populations and rising long-term care demand
• How healthcare systems are redesigning care pathways and delivery models
• Emerging opportunities across aged care, infrastructure and digital health
  

Asia-Pacific is facing its most pressing healthcare challenge yet, as the region grapples with rapid population ageing, projected to reach one in four persons over 60 years old by 2050. This unprecedented issue threatens the makeup of the labour force, puts pressure on the economy and social security, and will even start a major overhaul of the infrastructure that supports our daily lives. This rapid growth means that many countries have little time to adapt to the consequences of demographic ageing.

From Singapore’s rapidly ageing population to Indonesia’s lack of preventive healthcare, access disparities in India to Japan’s healthcare workforce shortages, this report delves into the intricacies of Asia’s collective healthcare landscape, where regional disparities present both a challenge and an opportunity. Navigating this multifaceted terrain requires a holistic approach, one that emphasises operational efficiency through technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), modular and flexible healthcare infrastructure, and building a culture of preventive healthcare.

Download our State of Industry Report to learn more about Asia's Healthcare Industry today!

Ahead of Health Facilities Asia, we have put together an infographic that contains the essential project spotlights of healthcare projects that is happening across Asia. Get ahead of the market to understand more about how each project contributes to the healthcare industry and the key challenges each project face. At a glance, healthcare projects are facing the following challenges:

• Operational
• Facility
• Technical
• Space
• Regulatory

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Through a survey of over 100 healthcare professionals, the report determined which hospital design and development trends were deemed the most effective at driving the experiences modern, connected and informed patient wants from their healthcare provider.

*Report was repurposed and published in partnership with Australian Healthcare Week

We've just released a new report, Built for Care, Designed for Trust, exploring how leading hospitals are improving care delivery through better design, digital tools, and patient-centred strategies. As healthcare systems grow more complex, patient and visitor experience is becoming a key driver of performance and trust. This report shares practical insights on embedding experience into operations, improving flow through digital tools, and designing environments that support recovery.

Download now to see how leading hospitals are achieving measurable results, from faster discharge times to improved patient flow.

This white paper outlines Arch'lab's ten-stage feasibility study methodology for dementia-focused nursing homes. Covering care models, resident experience, safety, dignity, costs, phasing, and spatial planning, it provides a practical framework to help project teams make informed decisions before design begins. The paper also highlights the importance of co-design and maintaining design integrity throughout the project lifecycle.

Hospital cooling systems can account for up to 55% of a facility's electricity consumption, making them one of the biggest opportunities to reduce operating costs while supporting sustainability goals.

In this complimentary whitepaper from Asia Healthcare Week partner bbp, explore how healthcare organisations can unlock measurable savings from existing cooling systems through a zero-CAPEX, performance-based approach with minimal operational disruption. Download your complimentary copy today.