Cross-Border Healthcare: AXA Hong Kong and Macau launched “GBA EverGuard” medical insurance aimed at rising demand for Greater Bay Area care, citing worries about Hong Kong treatment costs and long waits. Ophthalmology Training: Orbis Flying Eye Hospital returned to Macau for its first simulation-based training project, with 70 ophthalmologists and nurses set to support large patient volumes across China. Mental Health & Suicide Prevention: On World Suicide Prevention Day, local young residents shared how stigma, cost, privacy fears, and uncertainty can block people from getting help—and why listening and early support matter. Smoking Cessation Skills: Macau’s Department of Health ran a two-day training for healthcare professionals on comprehensive smoking cessation, including relapse prevention and pharmacotherapy. Accessibility for Disabilities: A lawmaker urged broader barrier-free access beyond public facilities, pushing wider private-sector participation and expansion of the Barrier-Free Restaurant Award scheme. Rehab Services Plan: The city’s 2026–2035 rehabilitation action plan highlights physical and mental rehab, inclusive environments, and barrier-free mobility pilots. Healthcare Cooperation Abroad: Macao Union Medical Center joined a Southeast Asia visit to strengthen hospital ties and clinical research links, supporting a “healthcare + tourism” approach. Transport for Health Access: LRT station access gates are being replaced with multi-payment options to ease travel for residents and visitors. Local Health Economy: ZAPE merchants asked for more sustained visitor-driving events, including ideas for a dedicated food street or night market.