As the global senior population surges, the senior living industry is undergoing a long-term realignment of its workforce—not just filling positions, but reshaping the entire care labor ecosystem.

The specific projection that the 75+ population in Europe is expected to increase by 10.8 million by 2035 is cited in an article by Harrison Street, a real estate investment firm, discussing the growth prospects of the European senior housing market.

Successfully implementing AI in long-term care requires a step-by-step approach from needs assessment and staff training to daily workflow integration.

AI-driven personalization, women's health expansion, and novel delivery formats are redefining the global supplement industry in 2025.

Asia is facing an ageing crisis with rising life expectancies and record low birth rates in some countries, as a result, there is an increasing need for senior housing to cater to Asia’s ageing population.

The United Nations Human Rights Council has unanimously adopted a resolution marking a major milestone in the recognition and protection of the rights of older persons.