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ng, followed by a comfortable, dignified retirement., I’m optimistic that we can find meaningful ways to address America’s retirement challenges. , Like millions of Americans reaching the retirement threshold today, these retirees are discovering that they either didn’t save enough or failed to plot a strategy for turning their savings into income.

ological change have all challenged us in ways we couldn’t have imagined five years ago., In this landscape, countries with strong pension funds have a decided advantage—and Canada is among them. , Indeed, patterns of aging suggest nations will face vastly different challenges in the years ahead.

the Alliance to Improve Dementia Care

policy wonk seeking to implement new ideas that can be tested and scaled for a double bottom line: doing well by doing good.

ights from the Alliance to Improve Dementia Care

Washington, DC 20510

rom the flu., Health-care stakeholders are seeking quality health outcomes, improved patient satisfaction, and lower costs. , People’s wallets are saying it’s time. Right now, there is a powerful shift toward consumerism happening in health care. Will it be powerful enough for us to jump from tolerant patients to informed shoppers? I believe it will.

., We are on the way to changing the paradigm of getting sick and quickly accumulating diseases later in life. , A growing number of aging’s biological changes, or hallmarks, can be targeted by drugs and other technologies to improve both life span and health span (the time we remain in good condition).

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