The Singapore holding group Parkway is to open 10-15 medical diagnostic centers over the next three to five years, as part of its plan to expand into primary health care. The centers are being targeted at major Asia-Pacific cities in Indonesia, Myanmar, Vietnam and China.
Lim Cheok Peng, chief executive officer of Gleneagles Hospital, a subsidiary of Parkway, said each center would cost $1-$2 million.
The first will open in Surabaya in September, provided approval is received from the Indonesian partners for this project, which include Tritunggal Sentra Sejahtera, a property developer.
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