London, UK: HealthTech startup Longlive has officially unveiled its app designed for healthy ageing in the UK health and social care market. The company’s mission is to democratize the latest technology by making it accessible to all older adults at no cost.

By doing so, Longlive aims to drive system-wide enhancements in the prevention, detection, and management of chronic health conditions, such as diabetes and hypertension (high blood pressure).

The Longlive app combines cutting-edge sensors with credible medical information and healthy lifestyle content to deliver real-time guidance to individuals with chronic diseases. This innovative approach empowers them to lead longer and happier lives by effectively managing their health conditions.

Diabetes and hypertension are among the most prevalent diseases associated with ageing, and their economic impact on the NHS is significant, with costs amounting to £12 billion annually. Longlive recognizes the burden these chronic conditions place on the healthcare system. By focusing on prevention, detection, and management of such diseases, the company aims to alleviate the growing strain on primary care, community services, and the NHS as a whole.

Operating from its headquarters at the Health Foundry in London, Longlive has made a bold commitment to distribute 10 million smartwatches for free over the next five years. The goal is to provide deserving and underserved users with these devices, which will enable them to access the benefits offered by the Longlive app.

Longlive’s launch heralds a new era in healthy ageing, where advanced technology, user-friendly interfaces, and evidence-based content converge to empower older adults in managing their health effectively. The company’s vision aligns with the growing need to address the challenges posed by chronic diseases in an ageing population, ultimately fostering a healthier and more resilient society.