Diane Ty on Alzheimer’s Breakthroughs, Caregiving & Innovation | Milken 2025

In this inspiring conversation from the Milken Institute Global Conference, Worth Media’s Dan Costa speaks with Diane Ty, a national voice in aging policy and innovation, about the rapidly evolving future of longevity—from medical breakthroughs to reimagining work, housing, and caregiving.

Diane offers an optimistic yet grounded view of where we’re headed, covering:

• The first disease-modifying Alzheimer’s therapies and blood-based biomarkers.
• Why housing for older adults must be both accessible and affordable.
• The urgent need for employers to recognize working caregivers and the toll of unpaid labor.
• How outdated narratives about aging are holding back progress—and how the media is beginning to change that.
• The importance of keeping older adults in the workforce and embracing multigenerational collaboration.
• A sneak peek at Milken Institute’s “Roadmap to Longevity” panel featuring Patrick Dempsey and a spotlight on male caregivers.
• Diane reminds us that longevity isn't just a demographic trend—it's a chance to redesign society for the better.