This study seeks to reorganize the indicator framework for improving quality of life in older age from a future-oriented policy perspective, in response to the advancement of a super-aged society. Taking into account the need for time-series consistency and international comparability, the study identifies indicators within existing measurement systems that require revision and proposes new indicators that reflect emerging social needs. In doing so, it aims to strengthen the policy relevance and practical usability of the indicator system as an evidence base for informed policy development and decision-making.