Esai (Thailand) Marketing joins forces with the private sector to address Alzheimer’s patients in Thailand which will increase almost 3 times in the next 25 years, recommending the creation of an ecosystem and providing access to care for dementia patients – Alzheimer’s.
Esai (Thailand) Marketing joins forces with the private sector to address Alzheimer’s patients in Thailand which will increase almost 3 times in the next 25 years, recommending the creation of an ecosystem and providing access to care for dementia patients – Alzheimer’s.
Esai (Thailand) Marketing Company Limited Leading pharmaceutical company with expertise in research and development Alzheimer’s disease treatment Work with partners to organize the event.RISE AD Forum ThailandAt Eastin Grand Phayathai Hotel, Bangkok To create awareness about Alzheimer’s disease Aim to create change in a patient-friendly environment. Dementia in Thailand, with collaborators from multiple sectors, including leading insurance companies Senior housing service provider Telemedicine platform large group of companies Health technology startups fitness center hospital chains, etc.
At the same time, there are also various agencies We share views and ways of cooperation. Including opportunities to contribute to the development of care and access to treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. From inception to future, including Thai Life Assurance Public Company Limited: Mr. Nitipong Pratchayanimit, Deputy General Manager and Chief Marketing Officer, Bank of Ayudhya Public Company Limited: Dr. Pimnara Hirankasi, Head of Economic Research Team. Bank of Ayudhya Public Company Limited, “Mor Dee” question: Dr. Pirayan Thamrongteerakul, CEO and Co-Founder of Chewee Borirak Co., Ltd., Naya Residence Senior Living: Dr. Nat Fongsamut, Executive of Live Well Living Co. , Ltd. and MCOT Public Company Limited: Mr. Peeraphon Anutrasot, manager of Sure Before Share Center , Co., Ltd. MCOT Public Company Limited
Mr. Kanazawa Shohei Director and CEO of the Asia and Latin America region Asai company, said that this is due to the rapid increase in the number of elderly people Expected number of patients Dementia The number of people in Thailand will increase from 700,000 to 2 million by 2050, along with recommendations to prevent increasing disease severity (disease progression) taking into account modern diagnostic methods and new forms of treatment.
“Yes Ready to bring knowledge Expertise Including collaboration with partners Raising awareness about Dementia and increase access to diagnostics Treatment of older adults and dementia patients Focusing on two important issues: 1. The importance of increasing awareness of mild cognitive impairment (MCI), dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, and 2. Improve access to comprehensive care for patients with mental retardation. Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease through ecosystem development” Mr. Kanazawa said.
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Pharmacist Natthaphan Nimman Patcharin The CEO of Asai (Thailand) Marketing Company Limited said that at the moment it is clear that patients Dementia AND Alzheimer’s disease and families are facing various challenges. Whether it is the awareness aspect, this is still not enough. The burdens that patients and healthcare workers face are many. and the need for easily accessible, quality care. Therefore, creating a dementia- and age-friendly environment in Thailand is an important step in addressing these pressing concerns. With the support of the company Private investors and various institutions Create a more welcoming and inclusive environment for patients throughout their lives.
Furthermore, within the eventRISE AD Forum Thailand” Additionally, insights from the white paper on “Navigating Challenges, Embracing Horizon of Alzheimer’s Disease” (click to download the white paper), which is a collaboration between Roland Berger Co., Ltd. and Asai Co., Ltd., are presented. (Thailand) Marketing Company Limited, Thai Life Insurance Public Company Limited and Bank of Ayudhya Public Company Limited, together with group discussions on the topic of “Improving the ecosystem of Alzheimer’s disease and the elderly in Thailand” and expressing opinions on the role of private sector in strengthening the Alzheimer’s disease ecosystem. This is considered an expression of the determination of the Thai private sector. To develop cooperation and promote good quality of life in the Alzheimer’s ecosystem among various sectors. It strengthens our shared commitment to have a positive impact on people’s lives Patients with Alzheimer’s disease and family in Thailand
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