Future of Aging and Longevity

The Milken Institute Future of Aging and Longevity advances healthy aging, longevity, and financial well-being across the life course. Through research, convenings, and multisector partnerships, the initiative promotes policies and practices that help individuals and societies prepare for longer, healthier lives.

The name change reflects an expanded focus on the opportunities and challenges of longer lives. It recognizes that healthy longevity and financial security are shaped throughout life, not just in older adulthood, and emphasizes the importance of innovation across health care, financial services, workplaces, and communities.

The initiative focuses on five interconnected practice areas: brain health, caregiving, financial longevity, healthspan, and home and community. Its work advances research, policies, and partnerships that support healthy aging, financial security, and quality of life across generations.

Lifespan refers to the total number of years a person lives, while healthspan is the period of life spent in good health. Longevity refers to living a long life. The Future of Aging and Longevity works to help people live not only longer but healthier, more financially secure, and fulfilling lives.

The Alliance to Improve Dementia Care is a Milken Institute initiative focused on improving dementia detection, diagnosis, treatment, and coordinated care. It brings together stakeholders across sectors to advance solutions that support people living with dementia and their caregivers.

Organizations can engage with the Future of Aging and Longevity through research collaborations, convenings, advisory councils, and multisector partnerships. These efforts bring together leaders from health care, finance, philanthropy, government, and other sectors to advance solutions for an aging society.