Columbia Asia Hospital Tebrau earns three prestigious awards at the 2025 Malaysia Public Relations Awards for innovative social media campaigns, community healthcare initiatives, and employee engagement strategies.

Bumrungrad International Hospital is developing a 120-bed luxury secondary care facility in Phuket, Thailand, with operations starting in mid-2027, as part of its strategic expansion[1].

NYK Group has finalized the acquisition of Walden Group's healthcare logistics business, bolstering specialized supply chain solutions for hospitals across Europe.

Columbia Asia Hospital Tebrau in Johor Bahru has outlined a multi‑year expansion strategy encompassing advanced diagnostics, robotic-assisted surgery, and additional inpatient beds to strengthen service capacity and care quality for the Johor community.

European medtech industry bodies are urging EU lawmakers to swiftly adopt proposed medical device reforms, warning that delays threaten hospital access to vital diagnostic and therapeutic technologies across Europe.

New Zealand-based McCrae Tech has launched Orchestral, a dedicated health-native AI orchestrator data platform designed to help hospitals and health systems safely scale governed AI across clinical workflows and enterprise data environments.

The European Commission has proposed a softer AI Act compliance regime for high-risk medical devices, aiming to reduce regulatory burden on manufacturers while preserving safety and ensuring sustained access and innovation for European hospitals.

Perennial Holdings has launched Perennial Healthcare City adjacent to Chongqing East HSR Station, investing $212.8 million in the first phase to create a healthcare-centric transit-oriented development.

A new European Commission-backed report released today urges substantial, sustained investment in EU healthcare systems, highlighting hospitals, digital health infrastructure and workforce reform as critical to both population health and economic competitiveness.

Mayapada Healthcare has deployed an Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) programme for orthopaedics across three Indonesian hospitals, aiming to standardise perioperative care, cut length of stay, and optimise resource use.