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Healthcare & longevity

OUR POINT OF VIEW

The population aged 60+ will roughly double from about 1.2 billion in 2025 to 2 billion by 2050.

That shift changes what healthcare even means: less acute-episode treatment, more chronic-condition management, prevention, and long-term care spread across decades rather than incidents. It also changes who pays and how.

Longevity science and precision medicine are advancing the biology; the harder part is redesigning the systems, financing and workforce around a population that needs care for longer.

Our expertise

We align solutions, society, and policies to accelerate public benefit innovation and systemic change.

Our Topics

TOPIC 01

Healthcare services innovation & patient experience

TOPIC 01

Healthcare services innovation & patient experience

TOPIC 02

AI, health data & digital health

TOPIC 02

AI, health data & digital health

TOPIC 03

Precision medicine, biotechnology & advanced therapies

TOPIC 03

Precision medicine, biotechnology & advanced therapies

TOPIC 04

Medical technologies & diagnostics

TOPIC 04

Medical technologies & diagnostics

TOPIC 05

System transformation, resilience & financial sustainability

TOPIC 05

System transformation, resilience & financial sustainability

TOPIC 06

Public health & behavioural change

TOPIC 06

Public health & behavioural change

Healthcare & longevity
Healthcare & longevity

The future depends
on the choices we make today

The future depends
on the choices we make today