Malaysia’s transition to a "super-aged" nation is stalled by rigid regulations. Outdated fire safety height limits, inconsistent 8% service taxes, and insurance exclusions for residential care drive up costs for the "sandwich generation." Without dedicated elderly care visas and fiscal incentives for operators, Malaysia risks forfeiting its potential as a regional leader.

The United States is facing an escalating eldercare crisis as a growing portion of the population requires assistance with basic daily activities. While Medicaid acts as a primary public funding source, it remains heavily restricted, forcing many seniors to exhaust their personal savings to afford professional help.

WHO’s latest aging data confirms that global healthcare demand is entering a structural expansion phase, with population aging redefining long-term growth across therapeutics, medical devices, and care delivery systems.