On 7–8 February, idsMED Malaysia conducted a two-day Abdominal Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) training at the idsMED Learning Academy in Glenmarie for 23 CareClinics doctors. The program introduced the clinical applications of bedside ultrasound and included hands-on sessions to strengthen diagnostic skills and support real-time clinical decision-making in primary healthcare settings.

Ms. Thanachporn Karnjanasewee (Chinjung) year-long engagement transformed a hesitant customer into a long-term partner by addressing equipment concerns, providing consistent support, and building trust. Despite early setbacks, her persistence and hands-on approach secured an initial order of nine beds, which expanded into 123 units across multiple departments, demonstrating the impact of service excellence and relationship-building.

Ramathibodi Hospital conducted a critical care training program from March 25–28, 2026, combining academic lectures and hands-on workshops. The program focused on advancing emergency and respiratory care, including practical use of ventilators such as the NKV-550. Participants gained applied knowledge to enhance patient management and strengthen critical care standards across their respective institutions.

Oral health is closely linked to overall health. Gum disease, caused by bacterial buildup and inflammation, has been associated with heart disease and can worsen blood sugar control in people with diabetes. The relationship works both ways. Daily brushing, flossing, and regular dental check-ups help prevent problems early — because a healthy mouth supports a healthier body.

Neurodiversity refers to natural differences in how the brain develops and functions, including conditions such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ADHD, and dyslexia. These variations affect learning, attention, behaviour, and social interaction. Early identification and personalised support—such as behavioural, speech, or educational therapy—can improve long-term outcomes and help individuals develop their strengths.

Feeling tired despite enough hours of sleep may signal poor sleep quality. Good rest is essential for physical and mental health. Simple habits—avoiding screens before bed, keeping a consistent sleep schedule, limiting evening caffeine, creating a dark and quiet bedroom, and not overeating at night—can improve sleep. Quality sleep supports recovery, focus, and immune function.

For the second year, idsMED Philippines was honoured as one of HR Asia’s Best Companies to Work For in Asia 2025. The company also received two Special Category Awards: “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” and, for the first time, “Sustainable Workplace.” These recognitions highlight idsMED Philippines’ commitment to fostering an inclusive, sustainable, and engaging workplace culture.

On 18 September 2025, idsMED Vietnam held its Q2 FY26 Country Town Hall, uniting the Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi offices. MD & SVP Ms. Khuong Ho shared business updates, celebrated key projects, and emphasised unity in achieving FY26 goals, while also highlighting mental well-being and introducing the Monthly Coffee Chat with MD program. HR announced AAA Family Day 2025 dates, followed by a Q&A and Mid-Autumn greetings with gifts from the Ho Chi Minh City Branch Union.

On 26 September 2025, idsMED Thailand received the HR Asia Best Companies to Work for in Asia 2025 award, marking its third consecutive win. There are two award types this year, recognising top employers and organisations excelling in diversity, equity, and inclusion. Representing MD Mr. Paithoon Pureethip, Mr. Natapol Kongim and Metani Ausawalarp accepted the award, highlighting idsMED Thailand’s commitment to employee well-being and a positive workplace culture.