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“PSG ElderCon 2025” – Interstate Geriatric Conference

PSG Hospitals, Coimbatore, in collaboration with leading geriatric organizations, is proud to host “PSG ElderCon 2025” on 20th September 2025. This milestone event marks the First Interstate Geriatric Conference, bringing together pioneers, practitioners, and professionals dedicated to advancing healthcare for older adults.   The conference will unite experts from Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Kerala, creating a dynamic platform for knowledge-sharing, collaboration, and innovation in the field of geriatrics. With the participation of over 400 delegates, including academicians, clinicians, researchers, and allied health professionals, “PSG ElderCon 2025” promises to set new benchmarks in geriatric care and education.   The scientific program has been thoughtfully designed to cover a wide spectrum of topics in geriatric medicine. Highlights include:   Five hands-on workshops focusing on specialized aspects of geriatric care Two insightful panel discussions with interstate experts A series of scientific lectures addressing current challenges and advancements A thought-provoking debate on the future of senior living and care models   A special highlight of the inaugural session will be the conferring of the Lifetime Achievement Award to Padma Shri Dr. V. S. Natarajan, the Founder of the Geriatric Foundation, in recognition of his pioneering contributions and tireless service to the field of geriatrics in India.   With the theme “Healthy Aging – Adding Life to Years,” PSG ElderCon 2025 emphasizes the importance of holistic healthcare approaches that not only extend longevity but also enhance the quality of life for older adults.   This landmark event reflects PSG Hospitals’ continued commitment to excellence in healthcare and its dedication to creating a healthier, more inclusive future for the elderly population. “PSG ElderCon” 2025 is poised to become a transformative gathering that strengthens interstate collaboration, inspires innovation, and paves the way for better geriatric care in India.    

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