Medical Fair Asia: One Ecosystem. Three Exhibitions.

A connected value chain shaping the future of care, medical manufacturing, and rehabilitation in Southeast Asia.

Singapore will take centre stage as the region’s healthcare and MedTech community comes together at Marina Bay Sands from 9–11 September 2026, where Medical Fair Asia (MFA), Medical Manufacturing Asia (MMA), and Rehacare Asia unite to form a powerful, integrated platform spanning the full healthcare value chain. From product development and manufacturing, to clinical application, rehabilitation, and long-term care, this co-located showcase brings the industry’s most critical conversations and business opportunities into one destination.

Medical Fair Asia returns as Southeast Asia’s leading international exhibition for medical and healthcare technologies, serv­ing as a trusted sourcing and networking platform for hospitals, clinics, distribu­tors, and healthcare providers. The show presents a comprehensive view of clinical equipment, diagnostics, digital health solu­tions, and hospital infrastructure, enabling decision-makers to explore innovations that strengthen patient care, operational efficiency, and system-wide resilience.

Running alongside, Medical Manufac­turing Asia focuses on the upstream and midstream engine of the MedTech indus­try. The exhibition highlights materials, components, automation, precision engi­neering, quality systems, and production technologies that power the development and scaling of medical devices. For OEMs, engineers, and manufacturing leaders, MMA offers a dedicated environment to evaluate suppliers, compare technical ca­pabilities, and build partnerships that sup­port compliant, efficient, and future-ready production.

A key highlight of the 2026 edition is Rehacare Asia, a specialised platform dedicated to rehabilitation, assistive tech­nologies, and care solutions for ageing populations and people with disabilities. Evolving from a featured segment into a full exhibition, Rehacare Asia responds to the region’s growing demand for mobil­ity solutions, digital rehabilitation tools, therapy equipment, inclusive design, and community-based care models. The plat­form brings together clinicians, thera­pists, care providers, solution developers, and policymakers focused on improving independence, access, and quality of life.

Together, the three exhibitions create an end-to-end view of the healthcare ecosystem. Visitors can move seamlessly from manufacturing technologies and components, to clinical and hospital solutions, and into rehabilitation and long-term care innovations, all within one venue. This integrated format encourages deeper engagement, more informed conversations, and stronger partnerships across traditionally separate segments of the industry.

Across the three days, participants can engage in a curated programme of con­ferences, forums, and education sessions led by regional and international experts. Topics will explore digital health adop­tion, regulatory and compliance trends, smart manufacturing, workforce develop­ment, patient-centred care, and emerging approaches to rehabilitation and assistive technologies. The programme is designed to deliver practical insights that support real-world implementation, not just high-level discussion.

For exhibitors, the co-located platform offers access to a highly targeted and di­verse audience, including hospital leaders, procurement teams, distributors, OEMs, system integrators, therapists, care pro­viders, and industry influencers. This cre­ates meaningful opportunities to launch innovations, expand regional reach, and engage with decision-makers who shape purchasing strategies and long-term part­nerships across Southeast Asia.

As healthcare systems across the re­gion face rising demand, rapid techno­logical change, and demographic shifts, this combined platform provides a timely space to explore solutions that improve outcomes, efficiency, and accessibility. Whether your focus is on advancing man­ufacturing capability, upgrading clinical infrastructure, or redefining rehabilita­tion and care, this is where the region’s healthcare community connects to shape what comes next.