SGSC Presents Latest Technology in Bangkok as CCH Leads Taiwan-Thailand Smart Healthcare Expansion
Group photo at the 2026 Taiwan-Thailand Smart Healthcare Conference. (Photo: Organizer)
Hosted by Taiwan’s Changhua Christian Hospital (CCH), the “2026 Taiwan-Thailand Smart Healthcare Conference” took place in Bangkok on Oct. 15. Themed “Smart Health for Longevity: Technology, Wellness and Traditional Healing,” the event drew over 200 bilateral government, healthcare, academic, and industry representatives to deepen cross-border cooperation in smart healthcare, traditional medicine, and senior care.
Over 200 representatives from Thailand’s healthcare, government, academic, and industry sectors attended the event. (Photo: Organizer)
Ambassador Peter Lan of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Thailand expressed expectations for extending Taiwan’s medical innovations into Southeast Asia. Dr. Nina Kao, CEO of CCH’s Overseas Medical Mission Center, emphasized that medical innovation must center on patient care to improve life quality. Representing Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health, DHSS Deputy Director-General Somsak Kreechai noted that combining traditional therapies with modern technology offers sustainable preventive medicine. Nursing Division Director Dr. Uraiporn Janta-Um-Mou highlighted AI and telemedicine as vital tools to boost healthcare efficiency amid workforce shortages.
Conference sessions highlighted smart technologies in dementia and long-term care. CCH experts demonstrated utilizing AI, big data, and remote monitoring to support aging populations, sharing frameworks for dementia-friendly integrated care networks. Concurrently, specialists from CCH and Thailand’s Thammasat University analyzed the modern application of evidence-based traditional medicine.
Ambassador Peter Lan (second from right) showing support for Taiwanese MedTech enterprises. (Photo: Organizer)
An exhibition featured over 20 Taiwanese MedTech enterprises. Nine industry leaders—including Smart Group Solutions Corp. (SGSC), ProtectLife, BioSenseTek, Biomedica, Gwo Xi, Upsynergy, Fethiann, LongGood, and UGYM—delivered technical presentations spanning AI diagnostics, precision screening, regenerative medicine, and smart rehabilitation.
Moving forward, CCH aims to drive Taiwan’s smart healthcare expansion into Southeast Asia, aligning with Thailand’s care demands to establish mutually beneficial partnerships.
News Source: Commercial Times (Oct. 16, 2026) https://www.ctee.com.tw/news/20261016701898-431205
Conference Official Website: https://yiliaozhanlanhui-a9a3f5.webnode.page/
