While the medical community properly sees the need for its services for seniors, a true health strategy that  looks beyond medicine needs to move aggressively before people turn 45.

1. We need to prevent the onset of precursors of heart disease, diabetes, cataracts, etc. with aggressive naturopathic intervention, for about $600/person at age 45. Don't laugh. Medicine is now 22% proven according to the British journal Science, and naturopaths have also gained some solid ground in real science, specifically in prevention. Medicine has failed here.

2. An emerging demographic of active seniors are eager to trade their homes in for condos near medical and other crucial supports, the arts, entertainment, etc, tending to show that the best option is having seniors out in the community in homes that meet these criteria and provide supports at hand, not by bringing everythhing out to the suburbs, which is costly, impractical and leads to isolation. No thanks.