India, Aug. 21 -- Longevity has become a major part of the wellness conversation, as people today are not only looking to live longer but also to live better, with greater independence, purpose, and quality of life. A similar idea took centre stage at the Longevity Summit 2026 held on August 15 and 16, 2026, in Mumbai, where discussions explored how healthy ageing can be supported through healthcare, wellness, food, technology and even the spaces people live in.ALSO READ: Longevity expert Dr Vass explains how light exposure affects our metabolism: 'Light is a metabolic signal'

With age, mobility, balance, vision, and care requirements may change. So, what does a longevity-centric environment actually look like?

Addressing this question ...