Mumbai, Aug 13: As conversations around preventive healthcare, longevity science and healthy ageing continue to gain momentum globally, Fairmont Mumbai and Le Florence India are set to host the Longevity Summit India 2026: India Vows for Longevity on 15–16 August at Fairmont Mumbai. Bringing together scientists, clinicians, biohackers, wellness pioneers, entrepreneurs and hospitality leaders, the summit aims to create a platform for discussions around healthspan, human performance and the future of longevity in India.
The two-day summit will feature discussions on emerging developments in longevity science, personalised medicine, preventive healthcare, technology, wellness and hospitality while showcasing ideas and collaborations shaping the future of healthy ageing. As part of the programme, the summit will also host a special panel discussion titled “The New Luxury of Longevity: How Senior Living is Becoming the World’s Most Powerful Platform for Healthy Ageing”, exploring how senior living is evolving beyond traditional care models into integrated longevity ecosystems.
The session will culminate in the unveiling of Shremoha, a new premium longevity living platform being launched by Shrem Group and Emoha. Designed around the idea of helping people live with greater independence, purpose and wellbeing, Shremoha seeks to bring together hospitality, wellness, community and personalised care to create longevity-focused living environments.
Nitan Chhatwal, MD Shrem infrastructure and Co-founder of Shremoha,and the organiser of the event Longevity Summit India 2026, said,
“The conversation around longevity is evolving rapidly, and India has an opportunity to play a meaningful role in shaping its future. Through Longevity Summit India, we wanted to create a platform that brings together experts, innovators and thought leaders from across disciplines to exchange ideas, challenge conventional thinking and inspire meaningful collaborations. We hope this summit becomes an annual forum that advances conversations around healthy ageing, preventive healthcare and human performance.”
Commenting on the upcoming unveiling of Shremoha, Saumyajit Roy, Co-founder & CEO, Emoha Elder Care and Co-founder of Shremoha, said,
“The conversation around longevity cannot end with healthcare alone. It must also include how and where people live. Through Shremoha, we want to create communities where growing older is defined by purpose, independence and connection. We look forward to introducing this vision at the Longevity Summit alongside leaders who are shaping the future of healthy ageing.” This aligns with the brand’s philosophy of leading with life, not care, and positioning longevity as an integrated way of living.
With conversations spanning science, healthcare, technology, hospitality and community design, Longevity Summit India 2026 aims to position India as an active contributor to the global longevity movement while encouraging collaborations that can redefine how people experience healthy ageing in the years ahead.