Unlocking 'Healthspan' With Technology Can Help People Live Longer And Healthier Lives

Medical, technological, and social advancements have significantly increased human lifespan over the past century. However, a recent McKinsey study shows that the proportion of people living in “moderate” and “poor” health remains unchanged, highlighting a global issue and an opportunity to unlock "healthspan," allowing people to live longer, healthier lives. Society has an ethical responsibility to help everyone achieve this. Achieving longer, healthier lives requires a proactive approach to healthcare management. Great care results from a series of “good decisions” made by primary care physicians (PCPs), specialists, care managers, and patients. As the healthcare ecosystem evolves and patient needs shift, these decisions must also adapt.