Digital and smart healthcare to support the aging society in Taiwan
what
- The healthcare system in Taiwan offers universal health insurance coverage that is known for its high quality and affordability. Additionally, Taiwan is projected to become a super-aged society, with 20% of its population being over 65 years old by 2025. In response to this demographic shift, the healthcare sector in Taiwan is actively seeking new solutions to enhance treatment options and improve the overall quality of care.
- Furthermore, Taiwan faces a persistent shortage of medical personnel in the long term. Therefore, digital and smart healthcare solutions that can enhance the quality of care and improve work efficiency hold significant potential in Taiwan. By leveraging technology and innovation, these solutions can address the challenges posed by the aging population and contribute to the advancement of healthcare services in the country.
how
- The rapidly ageing population and a growing chronic disease burden, together with the rising costs of new medical technologies and advanced treatments, are putting increased strain on the healthcare system.
- Taiwan heavily relies on import of high-end medical devices, and total medical device import market remains strong growth. 70% of high-end medical devices like imaging, implants are imported.
- The CAGR growth for medical device market between 2021-2026 is 7%.
call to action
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