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Healthcare providers across Indonesia and Malaysia are entering a defining period of transformation. While both markets continue to experience strong demand for healthcare services, provider organizations are facing increasing pressure to grow sustainably, improve financial performance, and prepare for a more connected and digitally enabled healthcare future..

In Indonesia, the successful expansion of JKN/BPJS Kesehatan, now covering more than 98% of the population, has dramatically improved healthcare access and stimulated growth across the provider ecosystem. As healthcare utilization continues to rise, providers are increasingly focused on moving beyond volume-based growth toward higher-value care, specialty services, operational excellence, and stronger referral networks. At the same time, significant opportunities remain to retain patients seeking care overseas by building world-class Centre of Excellence(CoE) and integrated healthcare networks.

In Malaysia, healthcare providers are preparing for the next wave of healthcare reform under the RESET agenda, including increasing focus on affordability, value-based care, Diagnosis Related Group (DRG)-based reimbursement models, and the development of a National Electronic Medical Record (EMR) ecosystem. These reforms will fundamentally reshape how providers measure performance, manage costs, deliver care, and leverage data to drive better patient outcomes.

Against this backdrop, healthcare leaders across both countries face a common set of strategic questions:

• How can providers continue to grow while protecting margins?
• What operating models will enable sustainable expansion and network development?
• How can Centre of Excellence and specialty care drive competitive advantage?
• What role will AI, data, and digital platforms play in the future of healthcare delivery?
• How can provider organizations prepare for a more value-based and connected healthcare ecosystem?

Join an exclusive gathering of healthcare CEOs and senior executives in Jakarta, Indonesia or  Selangor, Malaysia to discuss how leading healthcare organizations are responding to these challenges and opportunities. Through insights from a leading Southeast Asian healthcare industry expert and Joanne Hackett, Vice President, IQVIA, participants will explore practical strategies for growth, operational excellence, and digital transformation that are shaping the future of healthcare across the region.

Here’s why you should join for the breakfast session

Tuesday, September 8, 2026 - Jakarta
Wednesday, September 9, 2026 - Selangor

Indonesia or Malaysia