My Go-To Resources for AgeTech & Aging Insights, Reports, and Thought Leadership

The AgeTech ecosystem and the industries impacting it are evolving rapidly, with new trends, technologies, and challenges emerging every day. Staying informed and accessing reliable resources is crucial for anyone involved in this space, whether you’re a startup founder, a policymaker, or simply curious about the future of AgeTech. In this article, I’ll share some of my go-to resources, ranging from comprehensive reports to insightful blogs and podcasts.

The United Nations’ “World Population Prospects” report is a comprehensive source for global demographics, providing detailed statistics and predictions about population growth and aging. It’s an invaluable resource for understanding the broader context of demographic changes that impact the AgeTech industry.

AARP’s “Tech Trends and the 50+” Annual Report provides an in-depth look at how older adults interact with and adopt new technologies. AARP’s Global Longevity Economy Outlook offers country-specific numbers and insights into the economic contributions of older adults worldwide. Both resources are essential for grasping the economic dynamics and opportunities within the longevity economy.

The Pew Research Center provides a wealth of data and analysis on various aspects of aging, including social media trends among older adults. Their reports offer a deep dive into how older populations are interacting with technology and social platforms, especially within the U.S., and their data often reflects broader OECD trends.

4. Global Coalition on Aging

The Global Coalition on Aging offers reports on various aging-related topics, including the caregiving crisis and workforce challenges. Their resources provide valuable insights into global trends and issues affecting older populations.

For health-related challenges of aging, the WHO and CDC are go-to sources for reliable data and statistics. Their reports cover a wide range of health issues impacting older adults, offering essential information for health-related AgeTech solutions.

The Genworth Cost of Care Survey is a fantastic resource for understanding the financial aspects of caregiving and elder care in the U.S. It provides detailed data on the cost of various care services, helping stakeholders plan and budget effectively.

The National Council for Assisted Living offers facts and figures for the U.S., including state-by-state fact sheets, which are valuable for understanding the assisted living landscape across the U.S. Their resources are helpful for anyone involved in senior living and care services.

Rock Health is a leading source for reports on digital health funding and innovation. Their insights into funding trends and market dynamics are crucial for understanding the financial landscape of digital health, which I like to think of as our sister ecosystem.

McKinsey offers strategic insights into how industries can adapt to the needs of an aging population. Their analyses are helpful for understanding macroeconomic trends for healthy aging.

Deloitte’s reports on global healthcare trends often include valuable insights into aging populations and the impact of technology on health services. These reports can provide strategic perspectives on healthcare systems and technology adoption worldwide.

Aging and Health Technology Watch provides expert analysis and commentary on technologies that support aging in place. It’s an excellent resource for staying informed about the latest innovations and trends in digital health and AgeTech.

Healthcare Brew is a newsletter offering insights into the healthcare industry’s latest news and trends, including AgeTech innovations. It’s a quick and engaging way to keep up with important developments in healthcare.

MobiHealthNews covers the latest news and analysis on digital health, telemedicine, and health technology. Their articles are a great source of information on how technology is transforming healthcare for older adults.

Next Avenue is a popular platform focusing on issues that matter to older adults, including health, money, and work. Richard Eisenberg’s articles, in particular, provide valuable insights into financial and career-related topics for the aging population.

Mary Furlong’s newsletter and her podcast, “What’s Next: Living Longer, Better, Smarter”, co-hosted with Fred Fishkin, explore the latest trends and innovations in AgeTech. They feature interviews with industry leaders and experts, offering unique perspectives on aging and technology.

AgeTech News is a dedicated platform covering the latest developments in AgeTech, including startup news, product launches, and industry trends. It’s a must-read for anyone looking to stay ahead in the AgeTech space.

Senior Living Foresight offers insights and analysis on the senior living industry, including technology, operations, and management. Their content is valuable for those involved in senior housing and care services.

Jon Warner is an influential voice in the AgeTech industry, sharing insights and thought leadership on LinkedIn. Following him provides access to his expert analysis on industry trends, innovations, and challenges.

Home Health Care News focuses on the home healthcare industry, providing news, analysis, and insights into home care trends and innovations. It’s an essential resource for anyone involved in home-based care services.

Startup Health is a platform dedicated to health innovation, featuring news and insights on health startups and digital health trends. Their content is particularly relevant for AgeTech entrepreneurs and innovators.

The Aging2.0 London newsletter is an essential resource for anyone interested in the intersection of aging and innovation in the UK and Europe. As part of the global Aging2.0 network, the London chapter provides insights into the latest trends, technologies, and startups shaping the future of aging.

Finally, our very own AgeTech Digest Newsletter offers curated insights and analysis on the AgeTech industry. Subscribe at the bottom of this page to stay updated with the latest trends and developments.