Demand for healthcare in the Asia-Pacific region is growing rapidly. This is especially true given its rising aging population (the number of elderly people in Asia by 2030 will increase by 200 million, or 71 percent) and as governments continue to roll out ambitious universal health coverage schemes (which have been seeing recent success in countries such as India, the Philippines, Thailand, and Singapore). However, much healthcare in the Asia-Pacific region is inefficient, something many people there still cannot afford. Governments and healthcare organizations need continued acceleration in the pace of Asia’s healthcare transformation to address the “silver tsunami” and widening socioeconomic inequality.