Japan Ageing Showcase (20- 23 June 2016)

AAIF AGEING MARKET BUSINESS MISSION (LIMITED SEATS)
20-23 JUNE 2016, TOKYO & OSAKA | sylwinang@ageingasia.com
#1: Reducing BEDRIDDEN elderly
#2: Intergenerational care and integrated programmes
#3: Increasing nutrition overcoming DYSPHAGIA
#4: Enabling hygienic human waste management
#5: Providing active ageing programmes that maximise
resident participation
AND MORE INSIDE …
TOP 10 INSPIRATIONAL AGEING TRENDS:
CHANGING THE FUTURE OF AGEING

AGEING MARKET TRENDS FROM JAPAN – REVITALSING CARE PROGRAMME
RECOVERY FROM DISUSE ATROPHY (BEDRIDDEN)
BEFORE
•  ONLY 10% MEAL INTAKE
•  BEDRIDDEN
•  CANNOT CHANGE BODY POSITION
•  REQUESTED END OF LIFE CARE
AFTER
•  5 WEEKS - 30% MEAL INTAKE
•  8 WEEKS – 100% MEAL INTAKE
•  12 WEEKS WALK WITH
SUPPORT 30M
#1

MORE THAN CO-LOCATION: PROGRAMMES
THAT INTEGRATE YOUNG AND OLD
AGEING MARKET TRENDS FROM JAPAN – ELDERCARE & CHILDCARE ACTIVE AGEING PROGRAMME
INTERGENERATIONAL CARE#2

IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE WITH INCREASED
NUTRITIONAL INTAKE
AGEING MARKET TRENDS FROM JAPAN – NUTRIENT FORTIFIED FOODS PROGRAMME
TEXTURE MODIFIED FOODS FOR DYSPHAGIA#3

HYGIENIC & EFFICIENT DISPOSAL OF DIAPERS IN REGULAR WASTE
AGEING MARKET TRENDS FROM JAPAN – WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME
HYGIENE PACKING FOR HEALTHCARE WASTE#4

ZERO WASTE CONTACT & NON-FLUSH PORTABLE TOLIET
AGEING MARKET TRENDS FROM JAPAN – WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME II
NON-FLUSH PORTABLE TOLIET WITH HYGIENIC
DISPOSABLE SYSTEM
#5

NEWLY OPEN IN 2015, NO ENTRY FREE AFFORDABLE
ASSISTED LIVING WITH SERVICES
AGEING MARKET TRENDS FROM JAPAN – AFFORDABLE ASSISTED LIVING
ASSISTED LIVING WITH PROGRAMMES & SERVICES#6

ACTIVE AGEING ACTIVITIES WITH HIGH PARTICIPATION RATES
AGEING MARKET TRENDS FROM JAPAN LUXURY ASSISTED LIVING WITH SERVICES
ASSISTED LIVING WITH PROGRAMMES & SERVICES#7

With the highest percentage over 65 in the world and the world's third largest economy, Japan's
healthcare and long term investment landscape is bright. Since 2014, three healthcare real estate
investment trusts (REITs) have been launched on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Japan is arguably a laboratory and precursor for what is going to happen in all major economies. Japan
has the chance to take its demographic challenges and turn them into a global export opportunity.
Hear from top ageing experts in a private seminar on 20 June 2016
AGEING MARKET TRENDS FROM JAPAN – TRENDSETTERS IN HEALTHCARE & ELDERCARE
EXPORT, INVESTMENT & KNOWLEDGE JAPAN#8

Medicare and Medicaid originally financially drove America’s system of long-
term care. For 40 years, most planning and design for old age in the United
States came from inadvertent financial incentives, which were poorly designed
and have come back to haunt America’s seniors. Many other nations look to the
United States for leadership; however, the way in which America has
approached this rapidly ageing population offers multiple lessons on what not to
do. Mr Reingold will provide a historic overview of the American system of long-
term care and the mistakes which Japan can and should avoid dealing with in its
own rapidly ageing society.
The following areas will be covered:
•  How Japan can learn from America’s mistakes in designing environment,
programmes and services for older adults
•  How Japan can develop effective financial models to responsibly and
creatively care for its rapidly ageing population
•  How to design housing and long-term care living environments to support
healthy ageing
•  How to encourage a lifestyle for older adults which enhances quality of life

AGEING MARKET TRENDS FROM JAPAN – SENIOR LIVING & CARE PROGRAMMES & SERVICES
LEARNING FROM THE MISTAKES OF USA#9

Elder abuse is a worldwide public health crisis. The global population of people aged 60 years
and older will more than double to two billion by 2050. This is a frail and vulnerable population,
with 1 in 10 older adults experiencing abuse very month. Victimisation effects medical and mental
health, and often creates ﬁnancial instability. Most abusers are family members or trusted others,
so the problem is apparent and the solutions are complex. Join Mr Reingold for a frank and open
discussion about elder abuse, how and why it is so prevalent globally and what we can do to help
end this epidemic.

The following areas will be covered:
•  Forms of elder abuse
•  The shelter model and how to build community
•  Innovative community training and partnerships
•  Workplace violence
•  The Elder Abuse movement and its current momentum
AGEING MARKET TRENDS FROM JAPAN – PREVENTION OF ELDER ABUSE PROGRAMME
ELDER ABUSE EPIDEMIC & RECOMMENDATIONS#10

FULL DAY SEMINAR: PRODUCTS & PROGRAMMES THAT WILL CHANGE THE WAY WE AGE
20 JUNE 2016
KEIO PLAZA HOTEL, SHINJUKU, TOKYO, JAPAN
Presentation: Asia Pacific ageing market trends: Housing, Healthcare & Eldercare
Presentation: Age Friendly City Japan – Identifying new business & partners
Keynote Address: Ageing in Japan – Learning from America’s Mistakes
Presentation: Business opportunities in high quality seniors living facilities and care services
in Japan and Asia
Presentation: Investing in healthcare and eldercare in Japan
Presentation: The elder abuse epidemic and recommendations
Presentation: Enabling improvements for daily living, strength, and wellbeing
Presentation: Maximising productivity for physiotherapists through technology
Presentation: Improves quality of living for older adults, ease-of-use, elderly friendly and affordability
Presentation: Reduces workload for staff, process improvements and new approach to care delivery
Presentation: Improving kitchen and nursing productivity with ready-to-eat functional foods for
dysphagia residents

AAIF AGEING MARKET
BUSINESS MISSION (JAPAN)
SHOWCASEOF JAPAN’SPRODUCTS&PROGRAMMES
Dementia Care Innovations, Housing,
Rehab, Technologies and Nursing Care
Event Partner
Produced & Organised by
Elder Abuse Prevention Partner
Global Ageing Innovation Expert Speakers
•  Mr Takeshi Arai, Deputy Director, Healthcare Industries Division, Service Industry Department,
Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO),Japan
•  Mr Daniel Reingold, President & CEO, RiverSpring Health, USA
•  Mr Kitamura Masami,Vice President, Longlife Holding Co., Ltd,Japan
•  Mr A. Barry Hirschfeld,Jr., President & CEO,AIP Healthcare Japan GK,Japan
•  Mr Takahiro Hara, Executive Director and COO, Capital Medica Co., Ltd (holding company of
Apple Wood Group),Japan
•  Mr Kenji Sugano, Business Advisor,Wrappon Everi,Japan
•  Mr Taizo Haruyuma, Director, Sumiron Co., Ltd,Japan
•  Mr Takashi Kuroda, President, Healthy Food Co., Ltd,Japan
•  Ms Janice Chia, Founder & Managing Director,Ageing Asia Pte Ltd, Singapore
20 – 23 JUNE 2016 | OSAKA & TOKYO
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