Naushad Vali, Suvradeep Saha and Jaison Jose
The world is experiencing an unprecedented demographic shift: populations are aging faster than societies can adapt, straining healthcare systems, families, and long-term care facilities. Traditional models of assisted living are reaching their limits, unable to balance rising demand, limited staff, and escalating costs. The Assist Platform responds to these pressures by integrating artificial intelligence, healthcare interoperability, operational automation, and resident-centered services into one unified system. This paper explains why such a platform is no longer optional, but essential, outlining the demographic, economic, and cultural drivers that demand its adoption. It further highlights the platform’s technical capabilities, measurable benefits, and policy implications, positioning it as a necessary foundation for the future of elder care worldwide.
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