Independent intelligence on healthtech across Asia and the Middle East
The ASEAN-ROK Health Conference 2026 runs until 30 October under the theme “Intelligence for Human Dignity: Towards a Health System That Leaves No One Behind Through AI and Digital Healthcare”.
IntelliCare will provide a common digital platform intended to connect clinical teams and facilities, support the coordination of patient care and streamline administrative processes as the network grows.
The technology component includes online cognitive assessments that users can complete at home, alongside genetic testing and biomarker screening to help assess potential disease risk.
The platform brings together AI agents to reduce administrative burden and give clinicians more time to focus on patients.
Under the agreement, Mediclinic Middle East will engage with healthtech startups to provide clinical guidance and help them explore potential applications for their solutions in healthcare settings.
The declaration calls for international cooperation to ensure that AI advances benefit people across countries and socioeconomic groups.
The framework requires safeguards across all levels of clinical scope, including physician oversight, accountability and referral to a physician when necessary.
Announced at the Abu Dhabi Future Health Summit, the commitment will accelerate the rollout of Vitalls’ AI-powered digital health passport for globally mobile individuals, families and enterprises.
The report examines how wearable devices could support earlier risk detection, personalised prevention and more continuous health monitoring.