Older adults together in Singapore

The longevity platform

Living well, not just longer

The trusted longevity platform for insurers, health plans, banks, employers, and public agencies, built on the five things that decide a long life: health, money, work, connection, and purpose.

Readiness · eight domainsMei, 52
CareNo plan, and no funding behind it42
HomeStairs, and no main-floor bedroom58
Social connectionStrong, and close by88
Who would look after me at eighty?
LFStart with care funding. It is the biggest single gap in your score, and this is the cheapest decade to close it.

Coach · planning estimate, not advice

Adviser call bookedThursday 3:00 · licensed adviser

The problem

Multiple specialists. Neither one looks at the whole life.

A person turning fifty has a doctor for the body and a bank for the money. Career coach looks at your next decade of work.Who provides care. Whether the home still works at eighty. Whether work continues by choice. Whether there is anyone left to call.

Those are the parts that decide how a long life actually goes, and every one of them carries a cost.

How we score readiness

Eight domains, one life

A long life is only as strong as its weakest link. We assess readiness using the Longevity Preparedness Index, which reads a person across eight connected domains and treats them as one system.

66readiness

Mei is in reasonable shape, with one gap that changes everything.

Her strongest area is social connection. The area with the most room is care: there is no plan for who would provide it, and nothing funding it. That single gap pulls down the whole picture, and it is the cheapest decade to close it.

Strongest: Social connectionFocus first: Care
Health
74/100
On track
Daily activities
81/100
On track
Social connection
88/100
On track
Care
42/100
Needs attention
Finance
66/100
Worth a look
Home
58/100
Worth a look
Community
71/100
On track
Life transitions
49/100
Needs attention

Illustrative example, scored on the eight domains of the Longevity Preparedness Index. Planning estimates only.

The Longevity Preparedness Index was developed in collaboration with the MIT AgeLab and funded by John Hancock. LifeForward uses the eight-domain framework as its assessment layer, and is not affiliated with John Hancock or the MIT AgeLab. Read about the index.

The product

A score, a roadmap, and a coach that does the legwork

The whole plan lives in one place, in plain language, one step at a time. Members never see a dashboard with seven tabs.

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Your Snapshot
Updated today
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68%readiness
Off to a strong start
Health & Energy
Building · sleep dipped, activity steady
Money & Security
Strong · ahead on CPF for your stage
Work & Skills
Needs focus · SkillsFuture untapped
Up to S$3,200 in unused benefits
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Your Roadmap
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50s
Prepare
60s
Transition
70s
Thrive
80s
Care
90s+
Legacy

This decade: build the health, money, and skill foundations for a long, independent life.

Work & Skills
Use a SkillsFuture course in a skill you chose
S$500 value · 20 min
Update your LinkedIn for a longer career
Done
Health
Book a Healthier SG health check
Free · 15 min
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Coach
Morning, Mei. Your sleep dipped this week. Want a 3-minute wind-down plan, or should I book you into your employer's sleep program?
ⓘ Based on: your Apple Health sleep, Healthier SG
Book: Healthier SG health check
Free near you, 15 minutes. I can find a slot this week.
Find a time →
Yes, find me a time on Thursday.
Am I on track for retirement? Make the most of SkillsFuture
Ask your coach…

Every decade

The same engine, entered at different moments

Readiness means something different at forty-five than it does at seventy-five. The plan moves with the person.

40s & 50s
Build the foundations, and plan for aging parents while you still can.
60s
Turn savings into income, and find purpose that outlasts the job.
70s & beyond
Stay independent, stay connected, and keep the plans you made working.

The roadmap

Readiness becomes a pathway, sequenced by decade

Knowing where you stand is half the answer. The other half is knowing what to do next without being overwhelmed. Nobody is asked to do everything at once.

HomeMy CompassRoadmapMy WeekClassesCommunity
Your roadmap for the decades ahead

The whole journey on one path, from now through your nineties. Each part of your plan sits in the decade where it matters most, and the map updates as life does.

50sPrepare
You are here

Put protections in place and build strong habits while everything still feels good.

Will and lasting power of attorney
Health assessment and weekly strength class
Savings goal on track
60sTransition

Turn savings into income, and ease into a new rhythm.

Retirement income plan
Later-life home check
Possibilities events and first trips
70sThrive

Stay active, independent, and well connected.

Home emergency cover
Personal alarm and home support
Travel companions
80sCare and connection

Lean on the plans you made, and stay close to people.

Care funding arranged
Nurse-led home care
Regular community
90s+Legacy

Comfort, and passing on what matters most.

Life story and giving
Estate and probate support
Colored by domainHealthDaily activitiesSocial connectionCareFinanceHomeCommunityLife transitions

The map starts in the member's own decade and re-sequences as their score moves.

Who we build for

Anyone in an organisation who owns a long relationship.

The engine is the same everywhere. What changes is the brand on it, the products it points to, and the local schemes it plugs into.

01

Life and long-term care insurers

Give policyholders a reason to engage between the sale and the claim. Care and finance gaps become real conversations, not cold calls.

02

Health insurers and plans

Move members on prevention, chronic condition management, and the behaviors behind quality scores.

03

Banks, wealth, and asset managers

Wealth planning that finally includes health, care, and purpose. The integration layer relationship managers never had.

04

Employers and benefits teams

Turn the benefits you already fund into things people use. Utilization you can measure, reported in aggregate.

05

Public agencies and health systems

Reach older adults who are hard to reach, in their own languages, with programs they will actually attend.

06

Membership and consumer brands

Pull separate offers into one connected experience, and hold the relationship for decades instead of a year.

Track record

Servicing millions of older adults to age wellin 3 countries

4mMembers served across the platform and partner channels
60Insurance companies worked with globally
32Government agencies
10+Financial institutions

LifeForward is built by GetSetUp, a digital platform for later life operating in the United States, India, and Singapore. Programming is grounded in work with the Stanford Center on Longevity and research from institutions including the MIT AgeLab.

Let's build the longevity layer together.

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