1. Happily Aging: International Opportunities in Independent/Assistive Living Harry Wang, Director of Mobile and Health

3. Europe: Senior population will increase 77% and 80+ subgroup will rise 174% by 2050

4. Japan: 65 years and older will rise to 32% in 2030 and 41% in 2055, up from 20% in 2000

6. Europe: Government is under the gun to improve long-term care coverage, increase staff, and make the service affordable

7. Japan: S evere shortage of skilled care workers and threat of pension cut

8. China: I nsufficient long-term care infrastructure and rapid rising expenditure on senior care services threaten quality and affordability of senior care

10. The continuing-care retirement community (CCRC) in the U.S. usually asks for an entry fee averaging $250,000, plus a monthly expense of $2,500 to $5,400

11. In Japan, a one-month stay in a municipally operated nursing home costs close to 366,000 yen (3,000 dollars); a private nursing home room cost a move-in fee of $3,500, plus $1,200 to $1,650 per month to cover rent, utilities, and food

13. Canada: about 200,000 live in government provided or private long-term care facilities , and shortage of nursing home beds leads to long waiting time for prospective residents

14. China: less than one million seniors are living in a long-term care facility—the majority are living in with their grown-up children

15. Europe : although there has been quick expansion of private and public funded nursing homes across Europe, total number of residents remain small.

16. Slide A Home/Community-based Care Model for Seniors

17. Slide Consumers are Searching for Options

19. Prevent hospitalization

20. Manage medication

22. Circle of friends

23. Community access

25. Safe environment

27. L egacy left behind

28. Satisfaction of life Basic Needs Emotional Wants

31. Slide Success Factor: Affordability

33. Features personalized care management, patient reminders, surveys, multimedia educational content, and communications tools

35. Numerous apps will surface to support self-care needs of all kind of people, including seniors

36. It is not a medical device, but who cares in the consumer market if it offers easy and immersive experience

38. Slide Example 1: Grandcare Systems

39. Slide Example 2: Halo Monitoring

41. MedSmart : Medication reminder and dispensing system

42. Health monitoring: Daily health symptom monitoring adds additional value

48. Slide Thank You Harry Wang Director, Health & Mobile Parks Associates 5310 Harvest Hill Road, Suite 235 Dallas, Texas 75230 Direct: 972-996-0227 Harry@parksassociates.com

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