United States’ nursing homes using AI-driven Case Mix Index tools have cut hours of manual chart reviews each week while capturing reimbursement opportunities that were previously lost, illustrating how care technologies can deliver measurable financial and operational impact.

The U.S. is testing a new approach to drug pricing that could reshape how healthcare providers manage costs and rebates.

The demand for sustainable eldercare solutions has become an urgent priority, with healthcare costs rising and caregiving resources stretched thin, stakeholders are turning to technology-enabled models and cross-sector collaboration.

The WHO’s One Health framework links human, animal and environmental health but suffers from slow, fragmented policy delivery.

The elder care products market, valued at USD 29.4 billion in 2024, is projected to reach USD 45.0 billion by 2032, driven by aging demographics, rising chronic diseases, and innovations in mobility, monitoring, and chronic care solutions.

Japan’s cherished war remembrance organizations are shrinking as an aging membership struggles to sustain decades-long traditions.