Representing IHH Healthcare Singapore were Hui Hwa Koh-Minjoot, Vice President and Head of Allied Health and Patient Experience; Natalie Goh, Head of Dietetics and Chief Dietitian at Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital; and Dr Jeremy Lim of AMILI. The discussion was moderated by Debra Tay, Market Team Head for Singapore and Malaysia at UBS Global Wealth Management.

The panel explored how healthcare is evolving beyond traditional health screening towards a more personalised and connected model of care.

By gaining deeper insights into their health, recognising early signals and making informed lifestyle choices, individuals can take meaningful steps to protect their wellbeing and support healthy ageing. This reflects a broader shift towards care that is preventive, proactive and tailored to each person’s needs.

The IHH Healthcare Singapore Priority One and Healthspan teams were also present to engage guests and share how integrated support can make it easier for individuals to manage their health with confidence.

Through Priority One, members receive dedicated assistance, seamless access to healthcare services and guidance from trusted clinical experts. This connected approach helps individuals navigate their healthcare journey with greater clarity, convenience and peace of mind.

Our participation in UBS Wealth Connect reflects IHH Healthcare’s commitment to advancing conversations on preventive health and healthy ageing. By bringing together expertise, insight and personalised care, we aim to empower individuals to make informed decisions and live healthier for longer.