Elderly care: What Germany can learn from the rest of the world
Abstract: Sustainable elderly care becomes increasingly challenging in a rapidly ageing world. Being the third oldest nation globally, Germany is facing significant societal changes and demographic pressures. Bold and far-reaching reforms to revolutionise senior care are urgently required. Here, we review Germany’s …
2020 Aging Technologies: Perspectives of Japan, China, and Singapore
ACCESS Health, Modern Aging, and Vivid Creations launched a Modern Aging Japan Webinar Series focused on how the global eldercare sector is re-inventing and digitalizing products, services, businesses, and operational models to address the needs of the aging population, particularly across Japan, China, …
ACCESS Health China’s Aging Research in “Healthcare Industry Finance Innovation”
Recently the PHBS and ACCESS Health China jointly published their research study in Healthcare Industry Finance Innovation. With the acceleration of the aging process of the population and the changes in living standards, the onset of major diseases, chronic illnesses, and elderly long-term …
COVID and Longer Lives: Combating Ageism and Creating Solutions – Community Report Release
Adrienne Mendenhall, Director of Business Development ACCESS Health International Southeast Asia represents ACCESS Health International on the Global Future Council for longevity. On October 28th, the World Economic Forum Global Future Council on Longevity (2019-2020 term) released a new report called ‘COVID and Longer …
Aging Care Industry: A Successful Second Online Session
On July 23rd, ASK Health and the Modern Aging Program, under Health Futures Innovation Platform and Phoefly Health Technology, jointly organized the second online session of PHBS-CJBS Global Pitch Competition, focusing on the topic of aging care. Six high-quality projects were selected …
The Science and Technology Behind Healthy Aging
Singapore’s life expectancy is one of the highest in the world and its population is aging rapidly. According to recent predictions, one fourth of all Singaporeans will be aged 65 and above by 2030. Thus, the question of what comprises healthy aging …
Improving Patient Engagement for Seniors Amidst the Covid-19 Crisis
While physical distancing and other safety measures are necessary to curb the spread of COVID-19, they can also leave seniors more isolated and disengaged from their families and communities. ACCESS Health Southeast Asia and Aging2.0 are co-hosted a webinar to address these …
Interview with a Geriatrician on the Frontlines of Covid-19
Covid-19 disproportionately affects those who are older and who have underlying health conditions. As cases soared across the United States in 2020, much of the focus has been placed on the healthcare workers in hospitals and urgent care facilities who are bearing …
Integrating social care and elder care has many benefits
The social needs of older adults are multifaceted, diverse and, more often than not, unmet. This is especially true for older adults living with disabilities, low incomes or multiple chronic conditions. For many, day-to-day mobility is restricted to the community or the …
Mapping A Better Life For Older Adults Of New York
This article, written by ACCESS Health Chair and President William A. Haseltine, originally appeared in Forbes. Two weeks ago, The New York Academy of Medicine relaunched its data visualization tool IMAGE: NYC, otherwise known as the Interactive Map of Aging. Created in partnership …