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Future of Aging

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Digital Technology Bundles: A Testing and Validation Blueprint for Fall Prevention

Falls are the leading cause of injury, both fatal and nonfatal, among adults aged 65 and above. In response, an array of fall...
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Katherine Sacks, PhD and Lauren Dunning, JD
Featured 
Report

Digital Technology Bundles: A Testing and Validation Blueprint for Fall Prevention

Falls are the leading cause of injury, both fatal and nonfatal, among adults aged 65 and above. In response, an array of fall...
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Katherine Sacks, PhD and Lauren Dunning, JD

The Future of Aging advances healthy longevity and financial security for all through research, convening, multisector partnerships, and the elevation of high-impact policies and practices.

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Future of Aging

Practice Areas

Brain Health

Advancing a life course perspective on brain health and operating the Alliance to Improve Dementia Care to increase timely detection and diagnosis, improve access to treatment and coordinated care, and address health equity for people at risk for or living with dementia and their caregivers.

Financial Longevity

Understanding that financial well-being is a cornerstone of a fulfilling life, the Future of Aging initiative drives change in policies and practices that enable meaningful work lives.

Healthspan

Partnering with longevity innovators and multisector stakeholders, the Future of Aging develops solutions that enhance healthspan—the period of life spent in good health.

Home and Community

Promoting innovations and policies that scale the integration of tech-enabled health and home care, create a broad spectrum of housing options, and foster social and intergenerational connections.

Future of Aging
Most Recent Content

Media Mentions

Invest in brainspan to reduce the lifespan-healthspan gap

Longevity.Technology

Milken Institute calls for greater investment in dementia research and development to help boost global healthspan and longevity.

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Technology across Lifetimes

Aging in America

Q & A with the Milken Institute’s Lauren Dunning.

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Employers Can Help Keep Caregivers in the Workforce, Experts Say

HR Brew

Leaders from Bank of America, the Milken Institute, and Hanover Insurance, discussed extended leave, flexible workdays, and employee resource groups.

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New Study Indicates Nearly Half of the U.S. Faces a Caregiving Emergency

i Advance Senior Care

A new report, “America’s Unseen Workforce: The State of Family Caregiving,” identifies a looming caregiving crisis in the United States. 

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America’s Longevity Paradox: Why Living Longer Isn’t Always Living Better

Worth

The Milken Institute's Diane Ty highlights the widening gap between lifespan and healthspan, the need for policy and innovation to address the caregiving crisis, and the shift in cultural views on aging as a way to tap into the power of intergenerational mentorship. 

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Future of Aging

Leaders

Advisory Board Leadership Council

The Leadership Council is the premier forum for leaders seeking to raise awareness, drive change, and ensure that individuals, institutions, and societies are prepared for an aging population.
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Future of Aging

Our Team

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Mike Brown

Director, Alliance to Improve Dementia Care, Future of Aging
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Esther Krofah

Executive Vice President, Milken Institute Health
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Christopher Multerer

Senior Marketing and Communications Associate, Milken Institute Future of Aging
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Diane Ty

Managing Director, Future of Aging, Milken Institute Health

FAQs

The Milken Institute Future of Aging is an initiative that advances healthy longevity and financial security for all through research, convenings, multisector partnerships, and the elevation of high-impact policies and practices. It operates under Milken Institute Health and addresses the economic, social, and health-care challenges of a rapidly aging global population.

The initiative works across four practice areas: Brain Health, which focuses on dementia care and timely diagnosis; Financial Longevity, which addresses financial well-being and meaningful work lives; Healthspan, which develops solutions to extend the period of life spent in good health; and Home and Community, which promotes tech-enabled care, housing options, and intergenerational connection.

The Alliance to Improve Dementia Care is a Milken Institute program that works to increase timely detection and diagnosis of dementia, improve access to treatment and coordinated care, and address health equity for people living with dementia and their caregivers. It is guided by a Steering Committee of leaders from a wide range of organizations. 
 

Lifespan refers to the total length of a person's life, while healthspan refers to the portion of that life spent in good health and free from serious illness or disability. The Milken Institute Future of Aging focuses on closing the gap between the two, ensuring that longer lives are also healthier ones.

Organizations can engage through the Leadership Council, a forum for leaders seeking to drive change and prepare institutions for an aging population, or through the Academic and Policy Council, which convenes experts to advance policies that improve the lives of older adults. Interested parties can contact Milken Institute Health directly for partnership opportunities.