USA Med Bed, along with its online retail platform HealthyLifeTechnology.com, is broadening its role in the wellness industry by helping entrepreneurs establish and grow their own wellness centers and medical spas. In addition to supplying innovative energy- and frequency-based wellness technologies, the company now provides comprehensive startup solutions that enable business owners to launch fully equipped wellness facilities at a variety of investment levels.

Over the years, USA Med Bed has developed a strong presence by sourcing advanced wellness technologies from leading manufacturers worldwide. Its extensive product range includes red light therapy equipment, grounding systems, anti-aging technologies, Tesla-based devices, plasma energy solutions, and other frequency-focused wellness products. These offerings are available through HealthyLifeTechnology.com to both consumers and wellness practitioners throughout the United States and international markets.

Building on its equipment distribution expertise, the company has introduced an entrepreneur-focused support program designed to guide individuals through the process of creating successful wellness businesses. Beyond providing technology, USA Med Bed offers professional training, staff education, personalized marketing assistance, and scalable wellness center packages tailored to different budget requirements. Whether launching a small operation or investing in a larger facility, entrepreneurs can select solutions that align with their financial resources and business objectives.

The initiative helps overcome a major challenge often faced by newcomers to the wellness sector: transforming advanced wellness technologies into a viable and profitable enterprise. By combining high-quality equipment with operational guidance and business development support, USA Med Bed delivers a complete framework that helps entrepreneurs move from planning stages to a fully functioning wellness center.

The Global Wellness Summit (GWS), recognized as the premier event for leaders in the worldwide wellness industry, is set to celebrate its 20th anniversary at Angsana Laguna Phuket from November 10–13. Marking the largest and most expansive edition in its history, the conference will convene wellness executives, healthcare professionals, academics, investors, technology pioneers, policymakers, and creative visionaries. The event will honor two decades of remarkable expansion in the wellness sector while recognizing the organization’s influential role in advancing the global wellness economy.

GWS also introduced its 2026 theme, “The Science, Art and Soul of Wellness,” which aims to examine both the foundational principles of wellness and the innovations shaping its future. The theme places equal importance on spiritual wellbeing and emotional connection alongside scientific progress and medical discovery.

Among the first keynote speakers announced is Dan Buettner, the Emmy Award-winning producer and bestselling author celebrated for identifying the world’s “blue zones,” regions associated with exceptional longevity and health. Joining him will be William Heinecke, founder and chairman of Minor International, as well as Andrea Maier, a globally respected authority in longevity medicine and co-founder of the NUS Academy of Healthy Longevity at the National University of Singapore.

In addition, Cathy Feliciano-Chon will moderate a discussion featuring Ronald Akili and Huy Huong, exploring how independent hospitality brands across Asia are redefining wellness-focused travel experiences.

The 2026 program will blend discussions around science, creativity, and spirituality, reflecting the broad evolution of wellness and preventive healthcare. While evidence-based medicine, longevity research, and medical wellness innovations will remain central topics, the agenda will also spotlight emotional and spiritual wellbeing. Artistic disciplines such as music, film, and live performance are expected to play a larger role than ever before, with experts examining advances in neurowellness, neuroarts, and neuroaesthetics.

The conference will also reflect on the extraordinary transformation of the wellness economy over the last 20 years. What was once a $60 billion spa market in 2007 has evolved into an 11-sector industry now valued at approximately $6.8 trillion. The theme further aligns with Thailand’s own wellness identity, where ancient healing traditions coexist with modern medical wellness and longevity destinations.

“We’re creating a dynamic agenda that reflects the major insights gained over the last two decades of wellness while bringing together influential voices to discuss what lies ahead for the next 20 years,” said Nancy Davis. “We have exciting plans in store for Phuket, including several special surprises to mark the occasion.”

Amorepacific is set to take part in CES 2026, the world’s largest consumer electronics and IT exhibition, held from January 6–9 (local time) in Las Vegas, Nevada. During the show, the company will introduce Skinsight, a CES Innovation Award Honoree in the Beauty Tech category, as well as its AI-driven skin analysis and care solution developed in partnership with Samsung Electronics. The exhibition will also feature beauty devices from Amorepacific’s brand, makeON.

Making its first appearance at CES 2026, Skinsight is an advanced “electronic skin” platform created in collaboration with a research team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The technology detects real-time indicators of skin aging, forecasts future changes, and provides tailored solutions based on individual skin conditions. A wearable sensor patch collects data on multiple aging-related factors influenced by environmental exposure and lifestyle, while AI algorithms generate personalized care recommendations. Designed to monitor skin variations across different environments, Skinsight will be showcased at the CES Innovation Awards Showcase at the Venetian Expo.

In addition, Amorepacific will demonstrate its AI-based skin analysis technology embedded in Samsung Electronics’ “AI Beauty Mirror.” Utilizing optical diagnostics through camera imaging, the system accurately evaluates pores, redness, pigmentation, and wrinkles, drawing on a database of more than 450,000 cases to deliver customized skincare recommendations. The analysis results are linked to makeON’s skincare devices, including the ONFACE LED Mask, featuring 3,770 micro red LEDs, and the Skin Light Therapy 3S, a personalized daily-use device designed to provide visible improvements in skin condition. The solution also enhances the beauty experience through tailored product suggestions and skincare guidance. This technology will be displayed at Samsung Electronics’ private exhibition at Wynn and Encore Las Vegas.

“Amorepacific is committed to shaping the future of global beauty and wellness through comprehensive longevity-focused solutions,” said Hyojung Joo, Head of the Digital Strategy Division at Amorepacific.

“By leveraging the advanced technologies and products presented at CES, we aim to continue offering seamless, integrated beauty experiences to consumers around the world.”