The number living with serious health conditions will rise nine times faster than those of healthy working age.
The number of people living with major illnesses in England will rise nine times faster than the healthy working age population, projections show.
The think tank said it would require a radical shift, with more care in the community, rather than hospitals. Lead researcher Anita Charlesworth said: "The challenge of an ageing population with rising levels of major illness is not unique to the NHS. "But the impact will extend well beyond the health service too - and has significant implications for other public services, the labour market and the public finances."
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