Mission of the GBA Digital Health Management Association (DHMA)

The Greater Bay Area (GBA) Digital Health Management Association (founded by Dr. G. Leong M.D.) brings together experts in integrated Chinese and Western medicine, guardians of authentic medicinal herbs, nutritionists, and AI health geeks. We are building the future of healthy living.

Definition of Health Management

Health management refers to the scientific process of assisting individuals or groups in achieving health goals. This encompasses health assessment, health education, disease prevention, and health promotion. Its core lies in proactive individual participation and self-management.

Current State of Health Management in the Greater Bay Area

The GBA includes nine cities in Guangdong Province, Hong Kong, and Macao. This economically advanced region boasts abundant medical resources and is deepening the promotion of health management.

Digitalization offers new opportunities for health management. Technologies like big data and AI enable precise health assessments and personalized management plans. For example, smart wearable devices can monitor user health data in real time, helping users adjust diets and lifestyles promptly.

This is not only a melting pot of ideas but also a technological engine driving "preventive healthcare" toward universal accessibility, making wellness a measurable physiological metric.

The Mission of DHMA

Professor Xie Hongbin and Professor Pan BaiLin from the Plastic Surgery Department of Peking University Third Hospital, along with Taiwanese Dr. Lin Heng Ju, visited Macao and held in-depth discussions at our association. The exchange focused on how integrative medicine empowers anti-aging and how digital health leads future innovation and development in the industry.

American Professor Dr. Lee L.Q. Pu, MD, visited the Macao Greater Bay Area Digital Health Management Association (DHMA) for an academic exchange, discussing the latest clinical practice directions in interdisciplinary anti-aging.

Professor Lu Feng, Chief Physician of the Plastic Surgery Department at Guangzhou Southern Hospital, visited the Greater Bay Area DHMA for an exchange, discussing the prospects of integrative medicine in anti-aging.

Professor Li Dan, former Chinese National Secretary of the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS), visited our association. The discussions centered on the innovative integration of integrative medicine approaches into anti-aging and digital health management.

Dr. Katherine Chan, President of the European Chinese Women Entrepreneur Union, visited our association. Discussions centered on EC Plus Med's health-oriented Pu'er tea beverage, Pu'erify, focusing on its Gut-Skin Axis and Gut-Brain Axis health management mechanisms. The talks explored how to use this product as a vehicle to promote Chinese Pu'er tea health culture and expand the tea beverage market in Europe.