Objectives: Increased attention is being given to the potential for an international medical zone in Taiwan. The purpose of this study was to address possible future scenarios and provide suggestions to the Department of Health in Taiwan.Methods: The SRI (Stanford Research Institute) scenario analysis is a standardized method designed to predict the long term development of corporations. The subjects were members of the SK Hospital international medical think tank. They were asked to complete a questionnaire which elicited their opinions about the strategies for developing an international medical zone.Results: Three scenarios were developed: ”Medical Specific”, ”Life Demand” and ”Marketing”. Six important strategies were then identified: ”Shorten the Development Stage”, ”Various Investment”, ”Quasi-Integration”, ”Bond the Living Environment”, ”Cooperate with Medical Travel Agent” and ”Brand Awareness”.Conclusions: If Taiwan's hospitals want to develop an international medical zone, they need more specific strategies to increase their willingness to invest. While this study has its limitations, we hope that it can provide some information that would be helpful in the development of an international medical zone in Taiwan.