Future Health, Care and Wellbeing

The World in 2040

"It’s clear that in the future, our business model will need to change. Currently, one of the primary purposes of insurance is that you’re covered for the unexpected. But in the future, health issues will be identified, and often addressed at birth. Health will no longer be an unknown quantity. Insurance premiums, which used to pay for health events that ‘might happen’, may evolve into a fund which is there to pay for treatment following unexpected accidents, and to access the latest technology to treat conditions which can’t be dealt with at birth.”

Paula Covey, Chief Marketing Officer

Ray Hammond has almost 40 years’ experience writing and speaking about the trends that will shape the future. He was awarded a U.N. Gold Medal for Services to Futurology in 2010. Ray’s long record of accurate foresight is unique in Europe and he is now living in the future he first described almost 40 years’ ago. Ray now provides keynote speeches, lectures and workshops for companies, governments and universities all over the world. He has delivered guest lectures at Oxford University’s Oxford-Martin School, CASS Business School and Lund University. Ray is also an elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA).
We went to the streets to ask people their views on topics and insights unveiled in the ‘Future Health, Care and Wellbeing’ report'. Check what they said.

Are you ready to replace your doctor visit with a video call?
 
Discover what people think about the future of telehealth services 

It’s expected that by 2040, surgeons will use remote robots to perform operations on patients anywhere in the world 
We asked people their opinion on remote surgery

Do you use technology to manage your health?
We asked people if they comfortable using tech to monitor vital health stats such as blood pressure or blood sugar levels

 Would you share your health tracker data with your doctor?
We asked people how they felt about sharing this data to guide their care

We asked people how they are using technology to manage their health
We asked people how they are using technology to manage their health

Equal access to care
Explore people’s opinions about access to healthcare around the globe

In 20 years’ time …
What changes would you like to see on healthcare over the next 20 years? Check if you and our respondents share the same point of view
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