SEOUL, South Korea
Medical Korea 2025 to be held from March 20 (Thu) to March 23 (Sun), 2025, at COEX in Seoul, South Korea
Medical Korea 2025 (the 15th Global Healthcare & Medical Tourism Conference), hosted by the MOHW and organized by the KHIDI, will be held at Coex, Seoul, from March 20 (Thu) to March 23 (Sun), 2025.
The upcoming conference, under the theme of ‘AI-powered Personalized Healthcare: Integrating into Our Daily Lives’, will serve as a platform to explore innovative cases of AI integration into medicine, government policy directions, and strategies aimed at enhancing the global competitiveness of Korean healthcare.
In particular, this year’s forum is designed to ensure that the focal points of all sessions are linked to AI, to establish a new milestone for those involved in global healthcare.
The four-day conference will be attended by globally renowned experts in AI healthcare who will deliver speeches across all six forums, starting from keynote speeches.
Alistair Erskine, Chief Information and Digital Officer of Emory Healthcare and Emory University, will deliver his keynote speech on the topic of ‘Real-world Application of Generative AI to Augment the Digital Healthcare Experience’. Park Seung-min, Professor of Nanyang Technological University and Winner of Ig Nobel Prize for his work on the Precision Health Toilet(Smart Toilet), will also present his keynote speech on ‘Integrating AI-driven Insights for Precision Health’.
Healthcare professionals are expected to show significant interest in a forum that will discuss the introduction of AI in medical tourism, particularly by examining exemplary cases of Korea, the U.S., EU, UAE, India, and Malaysia.
Alongside diverse forums, Medical Korea 2025 will host business meetings in two areas: medical tourism and global public healthcare procurement, involving relevant agencies in Korea and inviting International buyers.
In addition, a promotional exhibition will be held, featuring K-Beauty Zone, Medical Industry Zone, and Hospital Zone, which is expected to capture the interest of visitors from related industries.
Andy Hong, Director of Department of Global Healthcare Business (Inbound) at the KHIDI, stated “Medical Korea 2025 will serve as a platform for sharing insights by bringing global scholars together to seek the future development path of the global healthcare industry driven by the convergence of healthcare and AI, which is being integrated into our daily lives.”
