Aging 2.0, an business connection and innovation platform for those working in aging and senior care, is launching a Baton Rouge chapter of its organization next month.
According to an Aging 2.0 announcement, the San Francisco-based organization aims to spur aging-focused innovation through its groups around the country by promoting collaboration and entrepreneurship.
An Aging 2.0 launch event will be held on September 18 at Pennington Biomedical Center. Â Matthew Rachleff, co-founder and CEO of Baton Rouge-based Naveon, a proactive palliative care platform, will serve as head of the chapter.
The significance of organizations like Aging 2.0 continues to grow as the baby boomer generation rapidly enters retirement, the group says.
According to the Louisiana Governor’s Office of Elderly Affairs, the elderly population in Louisiana will soon reach the one million mark.
Aging 2.0 has 40 locations in the United States, and Baton Rouge will be its first Louisiana chapter.
Baton Rouge chapter of senior care platform to launch next month
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