
21 October 2026 · The Langham, 1c Portland Place, London, United Kingdom · SIP Medical Family Office — “Strategies for Living Well and Planning Wisely”, four chapters across health, longevity and family governance · global families, family offices and their health and wealth advisers · GBP local-first, USD/CHF/EUR context, x402
SIP Global Health Conference 2026 is the London one-day conference of SIP Medical Family Office, held on 21 October 2026 at The Langham, 1c Portland Place, London W1B 1JA, under the theme “Strategies for Living Well and Planning Wisely”. The organiser’s own conference page frames the day plainly: for global families health has always been a top priority, but the rapidly expanding possibilities in medicine, biotechnology and longevity demand a more sophisticated approach, so the conference brings together leading experts in health sciences, preventive medicine, insurance and wealth management “to provide a roadmap for thriving in a future where longer lives require new strategies”. The programme is structured in four chapters - The Future of Healthcare, Protecting Family Health, Financing Longer Lives and Health Governance - and covers cognitive health, chronic disease prevention and cross-generational health planning alongside prevention, longevity and the insurance and trust mechanics that pay for them. PUBLISHED PROGRAMME, READ OFF THE ORGANISER’S OWN EVENT PLATFORM: a single day of 22 timed rows from 09:00 refreshments and registration to the 16:10 networking drinks reception, with the substantive sessions running 09:30-16:00. Named sessions include “The Future of Global Health – New Risks, New Possibilities” (Dr Anthony Renshaw, International SOS), “The Future of Brain Health – Alzheimer’s Prevention, Early Detection and Emerging Treatments” (Dr Paul Jarman, Chair of Neurology and Neuro-rehabilitation, Cleveland Clinic London), “Beyond Diagnostics and Lifestyle Change – Stem Cells” (Dr. Todd McAllister, Ageless Bio; Dr. Nadir Kadri, Cellcolabs), “The Heart of Longevity – Cardiovascular Health” (Dr Francesco Lo Monaco, The National Longevity Clinic), “Millionaire Migration – Global HNWI Relocation Patterns” (Stuart Wakeling, Henley & Partners), “Protecting Families When Health Systems Fail – Contingency Planning” (Léa Wagenaar, SIP; Tom Hienckes, European Air Ambulance; Thibault Demoures, AXA Global Healthcare; Dr Aman Chungh, Omniya Clinic), “Trust Structure with Health Protection and Management” (Adam Garwood, IQ-EQ; Kieran Brown and Kevin Bürchler, SIP; Alexander Marcham, Alvarez & Marsal Tax, LLP), “Beyond Insurance – Can Health Insurers be a Strategic Health Partner?” (Steve Martin, Cigna Healthcare; Teresa Wighton, William Russell; Amanda Barrett, APRIL International; Matt Teumer, Acclaim), the launch of the “SIP Health Cost Index 2026 – Global Pricing of Private Healthcare and Medical Insurance” (Chantal Leprêtre, SIP), “Living Longer – Insuring Smarter” (Thibault Demoures, AXA; Dr Mayoni Gooneratne, Personalised Health Clinics), “Financing Longer Lives – The Role of Life Insurance” (E. Marco Liardo, Charles Monat Associates), “Family Governance in the 100-Year Society – Why Health Must Be Part of the Conversation” (Kevin Bürchler, SIP; Dr Joachim Mertens, GastroZentrum Hirslanden; Dr Francesco Lo Monaco; Alexander Marcham), “Launching the First Private International Electronic Health Records System” (Mark Jackson, Vitaspan; Kevin Bürchler, SIP) and “The Mental Health Burden of Wealthy Families” (Léa Wagenaar, SIP; Johan Sorensen, Portobello Behavioural Health; Bryony Cove, Farrer & Co; Dr. Konrad Hitz). PUBLISHED SPEAKER ROSTER: 32 named speakers on the organiser’s own speaker page, each with a title and organisation printed by the organiser - the institutions represented include Cleveland Clinic London, AXA Global Healthcare, Cigna Healthcare, International SOS, APRIL International, William Russell, European Air Ambulance, Henley & Partners, Charles Monat Associates, Alvarez & Marsal Tax, IQ-EQ, Farrer & Co, Cellcolabs, Ageless Bio, The National Longevity Clinic, GastroZentrum Hirslanden, Omniya Clinic, Personalised Health Clinics, Portobello Behavioural Health, Vitaspan, Virtusan, Acclaim, Rich Simple Human and SIP Medical Family Office itself. PARTNERS, as listed by the organiser: Cleveland Clinic London (Knowledge Partner), Naturkostbar AG (Networking Partner), BILANZ (Media Partner), alongside AXA Health International / AXA Global Healthcare, Cigna Healthcare Global Individual Health, APRIL International, Charles Monat, William Russell, The National Longevity Clinic, Nexus, AllCore360, iPMI Global, The Dolder Grand, LEXIA and Acclaim. SERIES CONTEXT, from the organiser’s own “past conference impressions” block: the SIP Global Health Conference 2025 took place on 25 September 2025 at Plaisterers’ Hall, London; the 2024 edition on 26 June 2024 at Ironmongers’ Hall, London; and the SIP-BILANZ Health & Longevity Conference at the Park Hyatt in Zurich on 2 April 2025. VENUE PIN: the organiser’s published venue, The Langham, geocoded on OpenStreetMap/Nominatim to the hotel relation 9261429 at 51.5176576, -0.1435657 (1c Portland Place, East Marylebone, City of Westminster, W1G 9DS) - the packet’s approximate 51.5178, -0.1436 agrees to roughly 20 m; no fabricated address, no AI/diffusion geography. SCOPE, STATED HONESTLY: this is not an attendance list. The organiser publishes a programme and a speaker page, not a delegate list, and publishes no attendance count for this edition - so nobody is presented here as having attended beyond the published agenda and speaker roster, and no net-worth, AUM, family name or deal is asserted for any person or firm. Three people are visible on the organiser’s own post-event gallery; no badge, lanyard or name card in those frames is read for identity, and the two names that ARE legible are read from the speaker’s own on-stage slide, not from a face. Public OSINT only; human review before any X publication (publish_x = false on this pass).
Refreshments & Registration
Welcome & Opening Remarks — Alex Gray (International Moderator); Kieran Brown (SIP Medical Family Office)
The Future of Global Health – New Risks, New Possibilities — Dr Anthony Renshaw (International SOS)
The Future of Brain Health – Alzheimer’s Prevention, Early Detection and Emerging Treatments — Dr Paul Jarman (Cleveland Clinic London)
Beyond Diagnostics and Lifestyle Change – Stem Cells — Dr. Todd McAllister (Ageless Bio); Dr. Nadir Kadri (Cellcolabs)
The Heart of Longevity – Cardiovascular Health — Dr Francesco Lo Monaco (The National Longevity Clinic)
Refreshment – Networking Break at Exhibition Space
Millionaire Migration – Global HNWI Relocation Patterns — Stuart Wakeling (Henley & Partners)
Protecting Families When Health Systems Fail – Contingency Planning — Léa Wagenaar (SIP Medical Family Office); Tom Hienckes (European Air Ambulance); Thibault Demoures (AXA Global Healthcare); Dr Aman Chungh (Omniya Clinic)
Trust Structure with Health Protection and Management — Adam Garwood (IQ-EQ); Kieran Brown (SIP Medical Family Office); Alexander Marcham (Alvarez & Marsal Tax, LLP); Kevin Bürchler (SIP Medical Family Office)
From Knowing More to Doing Better – Intelligent Wearable Use — Basak Tamar (Virtusan); Lindsey Frances (Rich Simple Human Ltd); Shane Bakker (Health Corp); Dr. Simon Gordon (Cabinet Médical Gordon); Stefka Baxter (SIP Medical Family Office)
Lunch – Networking at Exhibition Space
Beyond Insurance – Can Health Insurers be a Strategic Health Partner? — Steve Martin (Cigna Healthcare); Teresa Wighton (William Russell); Amanda Barrett (APRIL International); Matt Teumer (Acclaim)
SIP Health Cost Index 2026 – Global Pricing of Private Healthcare and Medical Insurance — Chantal Leprêtre (SIP Medical Family Office)
Living Longer – Insuring Smarter — Thibault Demoures (AXA Global Healthcare); Dr Mayoni Gooneratne (Personalised Health Clinics)
Financing Longer Lives – The Role of Life Insurance — E. Marco Liardo (Charles Monat Associates)
Refreshment – Networking Break at Exhibition Space
Family Governance in the 100-Year Society – Why Health Must Be Part of the Conversation — Kevin Bürchler (SIP Medical Family Office); Dr Joachim Mertens (GastroZentrum Hirslanden - Swiss Digestive Health Center); Dr Francesco Lo Monaco (The National Longevity Clinic); Alexander Marcham (Alvarez & Marsal Tax, LLP)
Launching the First Private International Electronic Health Records System — Mark Jackson (Vitaspan); Kevin Bürchler (SIP Medical Family Office)
The Mental Health Burden of Wealthy Families — Léa Wagenaar (SIP Medical Family Office); Johan Sorensen (Portobello Behavioural Health); Bryony Cove (Farrer & Co); Dr. Konrad Hitz (Psychiatrist and Psychotherapist)
Closing Remarks – End of Conference — Alex Gray (International Moderator)
Networking Drinks Reception
Coordenadas reales del lugar público · The Langham, London — 1c Portland Place, London W1B 1JA, United Kingdom · 51.5176576, -0.1435657 — 32 mapped profiles pinned at venue level — MapLibre GL JS v4 · OpenFreeMap liberty · teselas reales de OpenStreetMap (sin imágenes de IA / difusión).




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32 Plantilla del evento · Organizer-published speaker roster only: 32 named speakers with the organizer's own printed title, organization and headshot. No delegate list, no attendance figure, no net-worth or deal claim. Venue-level pin (The Langham, London); no per-person geolocation.
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