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Fairmont Mumbai and Le Florence India will host Longevity Summit India 2026: India Vows for Longevity on 15–16 August, bringing together scientists, clinicians, wellness specialists, entrepreneurs, technology professionals and hospitality leaders to discuss preventive healthcare, healthy ageing and human performance. The two-day summit will examine developments across longevity science, personalised medicine, wellness, technology and hospitality, alongside emerging models for senior living. A dedicated session will examine the changing role of senior living in supporting healthy ageing, culminating in the unveiling of Shremoha, a premium senior independent living platform being developed through a strategic partnership between Shrem Group and Emoha. The platform is intended to combine hospitality, wellness, community and personalised care within longevity-focused living environments.
Fairmont Mumbai and Le Florence India will host Longevity Summit India 2026: India Vows for Longevity on 15–16 August at Fairmont Mumbai, bringing together global experts and Indian industry participants to discuss preventive healthcare, longevity science, healthy ageing and human performance. The two-day event will include scientists, clinicians, biohackers, wellness specialists, entrepreneurs and hospitality leaders as discussions around longer and healthier lives gain prominence globally.
The summit will cover developments in longevity science, personalised medicine, preventive healthcare, technology, wellness and hospitality. Its programme is intended to examine emerging ideas and collaborations around healthspan, human performance and the future of longevity in India.
A dedicated panel, titled “The New Luxury of Longevity: How Senior Living is Becoming the World’s Most Powerful Platform for Healthy Ageing”, will focus on the changing role of senior living. The discussion will examine how the sector is moving beyond conventional care models towards integrated environments that combine different aspects of longevity and healthy ageing.
The panel will also provide the platform for the unveiling of Shremoha, a new premium longevity living platform being launched through a strategic partnership between Shrem Group and Emoha. The platform has been designed around independent living, purpose and wellbeing, with hospitality, wellness, community and personalised care forming part of its proposed offering.
Nitan Chhatwal, managing director of Shrem Infrastructure, co-founder of Shremoha and organiser of Longevity Summit India 2026, said the rapidly developing longevity conversation presented an opportunity for India to contribute to the sector’s evolution. He said the summit had been created to bring together experts, innovators and thought leaders from different disciplines to exchange ideas, question established approaches and develop collaborations. He also expressed the intention for the summit to become an annual forum focused on healthy ageing, preventive healthcare and human performance.
Saumyajit Roy, co-founder and CEO of Emoha Elder Care and co-founder of Shremoha, said discussions about longevity needed to extend beyond healthcare to include the environments in which people live. He said Shremoha was being developed around communities intended to support purpose, independence and social connection as people age.
The platform's approach reflects the broader philosophy of positioning longevity as an integrated way of living rather than limiting it to care services. Its proposed model brings residential living together with hospitality, wellness and community elements.
With sessions covering science, healthcare, technology, hospitality and community design, the summit is intended to facilitate discussion and collaboration between sectors involved in healthy ageing. The organisers said the event also seeks to establish India as an active participant in the wider global longevity movement and encourage new approaches to how healthy ageing is experienced.
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