VITANIA’s First ELDEX Asia: Listening to Care Needs, Exploring Collaboration

Our debut at ELDEX Asia 2026, 2–4 October in Singapore, brought valuable conversations and fresh ideas for community care and hospital-at-home collaboration.

VITANIA

10/5/20262 min read

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Singapore · 2–4 October 2026 · ELDEX Asia · Booth G03C

VITANIA took part in ELDEX Asia 2026 at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, marking our first exhibition appearance. It was an opportunity to introduce our work, meet people across the care sector and, above all, listen.

We are grateful to the experts, care professionals and visitors who shared their perspectives and suggestions. These conversations have given us valuable input as we consider how technology can fit the everyday realities of care.

From a first exhibition to the next conversation

At our booth, we introduced V-Sense AI and portable ultrasound as starting points for professional discussion. For us, the next step is to understand each organisation’s needs, the people involved and the workflows that a proposed solution would need to support.

Our reflection after the exhibition is straightforward: useful technology needs a clear purpose, an agreed response process and people who are prepared to use it. We want to carry that thinking into future product discussions and pilot planning.

Working with Singapore’s community care sector

We hope to participate in further exchanges and activities with community care organisations, home-care providers and other partners in Singapore. Our aim is to learn from their experience and explore focused opportunities for collaboration.

Potential discussions include how a care team reviews safety alerts, how staff are trained, how information is handled and how a small pilot can be evaluated. The starting point should be a practical care need, with responsibilities and measures of success agreed together.

Exploring hospital-at-home collaboration

Singapore’s Mobile Inpatient Care @ Home (MIC@Home) offers clinically suitable patients an alternative to hospital-ward admission: receiving inpatient care in their own homes. This provides an important context for thinking about technology that can support care beyond the hospital.

VITANIA would welcome conversations with qualified clinical teams about whether portable imaging and other appropriate tools could support selected home-visit workflows. Any proposed use would need to match the device’s authorised intended purpose, staff competence and the institution’s clinical and data-governance requirements.

These are directions we hope to explore. We are not announcing a formal partnership or participation in MIC@Home.

Thank you for being part of our first exhibition

Thank you to everyone who visited VITANIA and generously shared their time and advice. We look forward to continuing the conversations beyond ELDEX, with curiosity, careful evaluation and a shared interest in better care.

Continue the conversation: Contact VITANIA or email info@vitania.net.

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Background: ELDEX Asia 2026 event information · MOHT: Mobile Inpatient Care @ Home