For partners
The longevity layer for the industries that hold lifelong customers
Insurers, health plans, banks and wealth managers, employers, public agencies, and membership brands. If your relationship with a customer is measured in decades rather than transactions, this is built for you.
We are not selling anything today. We are looking across your whole later life, then deciding together what is worth doing first.
- Which part of later life do you feel most confident about, and which least?
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Who we build for
Six kinds of institution, one engine
We tailor the assessment, the programs, and the pathways for each. What stays constant is the whole-person approach and the financial thread through every action. What differs is the goal.
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.
Health insurers and plans
Move members on prevention, chronic condition management, and the behaviors behind quality scores.
Banks, wealth, and asset managers
Wealth planning that finally includes health, care, and purpose. The integration layer relationship managers never had.
Employers and benefits teams
Turn the benefits you already fund into things people use. Utilization you can measure, reported in aggregate.
Public agencies and health systems
Reach older adults who are hard to reach, in their own languages, with programs they will actually attend.
Membership and consumer brands
Pull separate offers into one connected experience, and hold the relationship for decades instead of a year.
The shift
Longevity does not arrive in one department
Health sits with one team. Savings sit with another. Care sits with nobody until a claim arrives. The customer does not experience their life in those columns, and neither does the risk.
Managed in silos
Five products, five conversations, one confused customer
- Wellness engagement runs separately from protection, so neither informs the other.
- Retirement is a savings number with no view of what care will cost.
- Care is priced as a claim rather than planned as a decade.
- Every team measures its own product, so nobody owns the relationship.
- The customer hears from you when something is being sold.
Managed as one life
One score every team can see, and act on
- One readiness score across five pillars, shared across health, wealth, and protection.
- A health choice shows up as a retirement number, because both sit in one model.
- Care is planned in the decade when it is cheapest to arrange.
- One relationship, measured by readiness rather than by units sold.
- The customer hears from you because something changed in their life.
This is the shift the industry is already describing: from managing illness to preventing it, and from one-off products to continuous relationships.
Educate before you sell
Let customers understand their own gaps before you offer anything
A customer who has seen where they stand asks different questions. Your products stop being a pitch and start being the obvious answer to a gap they found themselves. Every suggestion in the console starts from a named gap and points only at your own shelf.
Patricia Nolan
Age 71 · Retired nurse · Single, lives alone Focus: 70sLong-term care cover
Closes the gap: The cost of daily help with living once independence starts to go, which is the gap her score is flagging.
Best placed: 50s
Health insurance
Closes the gap: Faster specialist access and private treatment as health needs grow with age.
Best placed: 50s
Home safety and emergency cover
Closes the gap: Falls, urgent repairs, and the practical support that keeps someone independent at home for longer.
Best placed: 70s
Add to Patricia's plan
×Place long-term care cover in the decade where it matters most. It will appear on her plan board and in her weekly plan.
Suggestions map to named gaps. Nothing here is a recommendation until a licensed adviser makes one, and suitability and disclosure rules apply.
Your catalog, mapped to the gaps the score found and placed in the decade where each one belongs.
A simpler journey
One roadmap instead of five disconnected offers
Most customer journeys are a series of unrelated prompts. This is a single path from their forties through their nineties, with each decision sitting in the decade where it matters. Customers can see the whole thing, so they understand why the next step comes next.
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.
Put protections in place and build strong habits while everything still feels good.
Turn savings into income, and ease into a new rhythm.
Stay active, independent, and well connected.
Lean on the plans you made, and stay close to people.
Comfort, and passing on what matters most.
The customer's roadmap. One path, colored by pillar, updating as life does.
Longevity literacy
Your advisors learn it while they use it
Most advisors were trained on products, not on a hundred-year life. The Academy sits inside the same console they work in, so the training and the client conversation are never separate exercises. The talking points from each module appear beside the member while they coach.
Longevity Coach Academy
Learn to guide members across all five pillars of a longer life, then earn the Certified Longevity Coach credential. The talking points from each module appear beside your members while you coach.
Foundations
The mindset and the framework behind coaching a hundred-year life.
1 of 3 doneHealth
The conversations that protect every other pillar.
0 of 3 doneSixteen modules across the five pillars, plus the handoff rules for regulated advice. Certification on completion.
Learned in the flow of work
A module takes ten minutes and the talking points show up in the next client meeting, so the learning is used the same week it happens.
Real time, in the conversation
The coaching rail carries the framing, the questions, and the honest answer to the obvious objection, drafted from that client's own gaps.
Consistent across a whole field force
Every advisor works from the same framework and the same language, which is what makes the customer experience repeatable at scale.
The model
Brand agnostic, built around you
We are a framework, not a static product. Your priorities, products, services, and brand go into one coherent member journey. The engine adapts across health, long-term care, life, and wealth.
Co-branded
Your brand and ours, side by side. The fastest way to launch on a platform that already runs.
Hybrid
Your services, products, and priorities woven into a shared member journey.
White-label
Fully your brand. We stay invisible behind the experience.
The party that owns the relationship owns the trust.
Bring your audience, your products, and your market. We will show you the version of LifeForward that fits, and what a first cohort would look like.