And Why Longer Lives Demand a New Plan We tend to think of health and money as parallel tracks, two separate systems that occasionally intersect but largely run on their …
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People in Switzerland spend, on average, ~ 13 years living with chronic and other severe diseases during their lifetime, reducing their well-being and ability to work and live as they desire.
80% of us die due to four chronic diseases. Most of them can be delayed, reduced or some even avoided.
Up to 90% of the risk for chronic diseases is impacted by your lifestyle and life environment – but this is too seldom considered.
Planning your health and wealth across your lifespan is essential to be prepared and invest early in extending healthspan – but rarely done.
About us
Vision
We envision a world where health is treated like a lifelong asset, not something repaired only when it breaks.
Because longevity means nothing without quality of life.
Mission
We bring together individuals, experts, and forward-thinking organisations who believe that proactive health management is essential to long-term wealth.
Objective
Increase avg. Healthspan in Switzerland with >5 years to >76 years and lower health risks for chronic diseases.
Increase Wealthspan in Switzerland to at least the avg. Lifespan.
We unite experts, individuals, and organisations who believe that proactive health management is a critical component of long-term wealth planning
Events
Organising impactful events that foster community engagement and awareness around healthy longevity.
Education
Promoting educational resources and programs to uplift and empower communities for a brighter future.
Network
A supportive network connecting individuals with the resources and guidance to achieve lasting health and financial well-being.
Upcoming Summits 2026
Blog
Midlife: The Moment Your Biology Asks for Attention
There is a moment, usually somewhere between 45 and 55, when a woman begins to notice that her body is having a different conversation than it used to. Sleep is …
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Anti-Ageing Interventions: What the Science Actually Says
Separating evidence-based strategies from expensive myths — a research-led guide to the interventions that genuinely extend healthy life. KEY FIGURES AT A GLANCE Sources: Wilcox et al., Journals of Gerontology, …
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