Taiwan Healthcare Pavilion promotes Smart Medical Industry in PH

November 11, 2019 - Monday 6:11 PM by MDM

The Taiwan Healthcare Pavilion at the Taiwan Expo 2019

Taiwan Healthcare Pavilion joined the Taiwan Expo 2019 held last November 8 and 9 at the SMX Convention Center Davao to promote the nation’s medical industry. 

At the expo, Taiwan Healthcare Pavilion assembled eight high-quality health industry companies of Taiwan to present the specialties and strengths of Taiwan's health industry. 

Free Blood Pressure Testing at the Taiwan Healthcare Pavilion 

These special fields include medical service: Proton and Radiation therapy, reconstructive microsurgery, circadian rhythm sleep disorder, dyschromia treatment, surgical treatment of spinal disease; Smart medical equipment and devices: arthroscopic cartilage regeneration facilitating procedure, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, glucose monitoring system, digital cloud hearing aid, Q-doh reinvent therapy putty. 

Promotion of Taiwan as a Medical Travel Destination

They also showcased commercialization of biomaterials and personnel training for medical device commercialized process.

In 2019,Taiwan was declared to have the best medical care system in the world since 13 medical institutions of Taiwan have passed JCI (Joint Commission International) accreditation, which is recognized by the global medical community. Taiwan medical service providers have cutting-edge technologies, advanced equipment and excellent services. And most important, the prices are about 1/5 in Europe and America.

Free testing of BMI at the Taiwan Healthcare Pavilion

Last year, more than 420,000 foreign patients came to Taiwan for medical services, with one-third of those coming from Southeast Asia. Visitors from the Philippines accounted for nearly 29,700 of those seeking treatment in Taiwan.

Free Blood Pressure Testing at the Taiwan Healthcare Pavilion

To enhance the cooperation between Taiwan and Indonesia, Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) hosted a medical seminar on November 8, that brought mutual benefits and cooperative opportunities between Indonesia and Taiwan’s professional medical expertise, services, and medical technology and systems.