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Past Participating Companies Include Past Participating Companies Include: Aasandha Co Ltd Elsevier Johor State Health Novartis Pharma Singapore Prison Service Department Activus E-Meditek Group of NUHS Singapore Public Sector Companies Joint Commission ADL Medical System Sdn Bhd NUS ENTERPRISE Singapore University of International (JCI) Emek Medical Center Technology and Design Aetna Global Benefits (UK) OBYU Holdings Sdn Bhd Karl Storz Endoscopy Asia Limited (Singapore Branch) Epworth Geelong Hospital SingHealth Marketing Omron Healthcare Singapore Aetna Insurance Co Ltd Erbe Singapore Pte Ltd Pte Ltd Sir Ganga Ram Hospital Kenya Reinsurance Aetna Southeast Asia & Hong Erlanger Medical Center Corporation Ltd One Medicare Sdn Bhd SMG Technologies Kong ESSEC Business School Khoo Teck Puat Hospital Pacific Life Re SMU Affrin Architect & Associate FairMedOnline Pte Ltd Khubchandani Healthcare & SPCastro Inc Sdn Bhd Pam Yoder SKS Hospital Family Medical Practice Springfield Land Corporation AIA Company Limited Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur Kitahara Hospital Farrer Park Hospital St Luke’s Medical Center Al Noor Hospitals Group Parkway Group Healthcare KK Women and Children Fatima University Medical Parkway Hospitals Singapore Star Health and Allied Alexandra Hospital Hospital Center Pte Ltd Insurance Company Limited Allianz Life Insurance Frost & Sullivan KPJ Healthcare Sunway Integrated Property Malaysia Berhad Parkway Pantai Limited Fullerton Healthcare KPJ Penang Specialist Sunway Medical Centre Allied World Healthcare Perpetual Succour Hospital of Corporation Ltd Hospital Cebu Inc Surbana Jurong Pte Ltd American Hospital Dubai FV Hospital LeapFrog Investments Pioneer Life Inc Swiss Reinsurance Co Ltd Aon Singapore Pte Ltd G K Goh Strategic Holdings LevelField Consultants Premier Service Medical Aid Taiho Pharmaceuticals Co Ltd Apollo Gleneagles Hospitals Pte Ltd Lotus Eldercare Health Society Services Taiwan Adventist Hospital Armstrong Flooring Galen Growth Asia Pte Ltd Prudential Assurance Takaful Brunei Darussalam Asia Care Group Geeta Thakerar Consultancy Manipal Hospital Malaysia Bhd Services Tan Tock Seng Hospital Assansa Matilda International PT Asuransi Jiwa InHealth Germany Trade and Invest Hospital Indonesia Tao Yuan General Hospital Aster Medcity GmbH Max Healthcare Limited PT Asuransi Jiwa Manulife Taranaki District Health Board AstraZeneca Get2Volume Indonesia MBK Healthcare Management Tata Trusts Aviva Asia Pte Ltd (Asia GlaxoSmithKline Pte Ltd Co Pte Ltd PT Cipta Integra Duta Pacific Regional Office) TCS-SMU iCIty Lab - SMU Global Benefits Group (GBG) Medallion Hospital Consulting PT Siloam International Aviva Ltd Tetsuyu Home Care GBG China Pvt Ltd Hospitals AXA Teva Pharmaceutical Goodrich Global Pte Ltd Mediconsult Planning & QBE Insurance (Singapore) Industries Limited B Capital Group Consulting Pte Ltd Hamamatsu University School The Digital Insurer B+H Architects Of Medicine Mediplex Sdn Bhd Quadria Capital The Royal Hospital for Women Bamboo Finance Hanh Phuc International Meditech QuintilesIMS Hospital The Salvation Army Bank Negara Malaysia Medix Medical Services Raffles Hospital Peacehaven Nursing Home (Central Bank of Malaysia) Haskell Malaysia Services MEIKO Clean Solutions (SEA) Ramsay Sime Darby Sdn Bhd Healthcare Towers Watson Betacode Mercer Health Management Truven Health Analytics Brain Enhancement Centre Ren Ci Hospital International Ltd Milliman Pte Ltd Renew GPL Tsao Foundation Health Passion Fund Ministry of Health, Malaysia Bumrungrad Hospital Public RHB Insurance Berhad RHB TVM Capital Healthcare Ministry of Public Health Company Limited HealthInvestor Asia Academy Partners Mitsui & Co (Asia Pacific) Pte Bupa Healthcare Insurance Heritas Capital Management Roche Diagnostics Asia Pacific TVM Operations Group Ltd Canossa Hospital (Caritas) HGA Architects and Engineers Pte Ltd UEM Edgenta Sdn Bhd MOH Holdings Pte Ltd Central Luzon Doctors HKS Architects Roland Berger Ultimate Risk Solutions Hospital Monash University Houston Methodist Royal Sundaram General UltraLinq Healthcare Central Provident Fund Board Mount Alvernia Hospital Insurance Co. Ltd Solutions, Inc. Huatone China Strategic Certis Cisco Security Pte Ltd Investment Solutions Mount Elizabeth Novena Saint Paul Of Chartres Urban Redevelopment Hospital Healthcare Ministry Authority Changi General Hospital IBM MSIG Insurance (Singapore) Samitivej Public Company Urbana Health Indian Association for Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Pte Ltd Limited Medical Informatics VADS Bhd Cloudseq Pte Limated Munich Reinsurance Co Sanofi Aventis Singapore Infocomm Development Viega GmbH & Co.KG Consumerdriven LLC Pte Ltd Authority Of Singapore Myanma Insurance Vsee CPG Consultants SATA CommHealth Insurance Commission National Cancer Control Walfs Infra India Private Ltd CUHK Medical Centre Programme, Ministry of SGInnovate Integrated Health Health Weinmann Singapore Pte Ltd CXA Group Information Systems - IHIS Shanghai Redleaf National Health Insurance International Willis Towers Watson Dacadoo Intelesens Administration Sidra Medical Research Center Wollongong Hospital DBS Bank International Finance National Health Security Corporation Silverline Woodlands Health Pte Ltd Dental Focus International Office (NHSO) International Medical Singapore Fullerton Woodlands Integrated DesignInc Sydney National Social Protection University Healthcare Group Healthcare Campus Agency (MOH Maldives) DNP Asia Pacific Pte Ltd International SOS Pte Ltd Singapore General Hospital Ziehm Imaging Singapore National University of DP Healthcare Pte Ltd IvyCap Ventures Advisors Singapore Singapore Health Services Eastern Health Alliance Private Limited Zuellig Pharma Holdings Pte Nationwide Medical Singapore Manufacturing Ltd ECRI Institute Johns Hopkins Bayview Insurance Ltd Federation Medical Center Zulekha Hospital Economic Development Board New Zealand Trade & Singapore Medical Singapore Johnson & Johnson Enterprise Association Zurich Insurance Company Ltd www.asiahealthcaresummit.com.
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