With an aging population, rising medical inflation (projected at 15 percent in 2025, well above the global average), and over 80 percent of people unable to afford advanced care, the region faces urgent challenges. By 2050, 16 percent of Southeast Asians will be over 65, led by Thailand (30 percent) and Singapore (27 percent) — making innovation in healthcare more critical than ever.
Southeast Asia’s healthcare is at a turning point
MedTech is the lifeline
From AI that can slash hospital wait times by 122 hours and save thousands of dollars daily, to portable diagnostics and genomic testing, MedTech solutions are poised to transform care delivery. The sector is set to grow at a 7.6 percent CAGR between 2025 and 2030.
KPMG Asia Pacific’s three-part Innovate to Integrate series explores the “3As” which are essential for scaling MedTech across the region.
Executive Summary: Get the insights and be ready for what's next.
The executive summary provides an overview of the three-part series which will dive deeper into adoption strategies, cases studies and recommendations for MedTech companies, policymakers, and healthcare providers.
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Peter Liddell
Global Operations Centre of Excellence Leader, KPMG International, Head of Life Sciences, KPMG Asia Pacific
KPMG in Singapore
