The average payment for senior care liability claims doubled in the decade ending in 2024, with skilled nursing and other higher-acuity settings facing the highest increases.

Despite South Korea’s super-aged demographic status, its senior care industry remains underdeveloped, presenting a rare window of opportunity for technology innovators, policymakers, and global investors to explore.

Amid the challenges of an aging society and care workforce shortages, AI is emerging not merely as a tool for efficiency but as a catalyst for personalized, predictive, and collaborative care.

The report titled “The emergence of Generation Greytt: Re-defining the 50+ Possibilities”, uncovers eye-opening insights into their lifestyle, ambitions, and mindset across Singapore and Malaysia.

In several European countries, doctors can prescribe evidence-based digital applications reimbursed by health insurance, and a pilot project led by DigiFinland is exploring how to integrate such digital therapies into Finland’s health insurance system.

AI and ICT are transforming global care industries by addressing labor shortages, lowering costs, and enabling data-driven, high-quality care delivery.