Independence and Aging
The nearly 73 million US Baby Boomers currently exiting the workforce and aging into social security will seek to maximize their retirement experience, opening up the so-called “Longevity Economy.” As this demographic expects to live longer than any previous, the ability to maintain their independence will define the quality of their lives.
We imagine a future where physical and cognitive deterioration no longer means a loss of independence and the dignity that comes with it. We believe this massive demographic shift is a call to action to create new products and services that are designed to help people adapt to changing circumstances in order to maintain independence and continue to contribute meaningfully in their 70s, 80s, 90s, and beyond.
Download the Report to learn more about:
- Creating value within the “longevity economy”
- Strategies for maintaining independence with age
- Designing for the next generation of independent, tech-savvy seniors
Anthony leads a talented team of designers, strategists and data scientists in creating more thoughtful experiences for clients and customers around the world.
As a Senior Interaction Designer, Samara Watkiss brings strategic and creative problem solving together to achieve business goals, and improve experiences for users and employees. She is engaged in frog’s Healthcare and Org Activation practices and is passionate about designing a future that makes the benefits of technology and innovation accessible to everyone.
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