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Caregiver shortage has developed into a global crisis. The number of elderly care workers in OECD countries needs to increase by 60% by 2040 to maintain the current ratio of elderly to caregivers. See what's helping to ease the burden.

How the US and Japan could improve healthcare delivery and the wellbeing of aging populations is explored during a Barron's Roundtable: Tapping into the Senior Economy, sponsored by Sompo Holdings.

Elder care is an industry ripe for innovation and change. And Sompo Group is dedicated to reinventing caregiving by blending advanced technologies with a human touch.

Sompo provides diverse insurance services around the world in order to fully protect companies and individual customers with different cultures and values from every possible risk.

The shape of elderly care and long-term care in the US is dependent on changing attitudes toward aging, but also on willingness to learn from healthcare policies and practices that have seen success in other regions.

Sompo Group is addressing the challenges of an aging society by leveraging technology and innovation. Initiatives aiming to improve the quality of life for the elderly, easing the burden on caregivers, and ensuring sustainable, high-quality care services feature in this article on TIME.

Global populations are getting older, and the quality and future of elderly care is often in question today in Japan, arguably more than anywhere. Sompo Care has introduced various intitiatives to tackle these issues.

The integration of advanced technology and digital enhancements in elderly care services has significantly improved the quality of life of aging seniors. However, it has also had a substantial impact on both informal and formal caregivers.

In 2017, the World Economic Forum (WEF) released a whitepaper on the financial predicament we’re facing with increased longevity: “We’ll Live to 100 – How can we Afford it?”