Singapore Health Founder Leona Tong Named to Forbes China 100 List
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Leona Tong, the founder of OPH Health, a Singapore-based company, has been selected for the 2026 Forbes China 100 Most Influential Chinese list. The list recognises people who have had a significant influence in business and society in the Chinese-speaking world.
OPH Health is a Singapore company that combines medical devices, clinical software and artificial intelligence (AI). Its products are designed to support primary care, which is the first level of health care that patients usually visit, such as family clinics and general practitioners. The company works in several international markets, showing how Singapore-based businesses can reach customers abroad.
The selection of Ms Tong shows the growing role of health technology in the region. By using AI and digital tools, companies like OPH Health aim to help doctors and clinics provide care more efficiently. Such developments may also be of interest to Singapore's health sector, which continues to look for new ways to support its primary care system.
More details about the company's plans and the full list of honourees were not included in the report. Readers who want to learn more can check the official Forbes China website for the complete 2026 selection.
Sources: DagangNews
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