Role of Caregivers in California’s Master Plan for Aging
By 2030, 10.8 million Californians will be older adults, making up nearly one-quarter of the state’s population. As a national leader in equity, aging, and disability, California is committed to creating a state that cares for, values, and empowers its residents across all ages. In June 2019, Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order to develop the Master Plan for Aging (MPA), a long-term strategy to prepare the state for its aging population. Released in January 2021, the MPA serves as a 10-year blueprint for state and local governments, the private sector, and communities to create a California for All …
Caring for Aging Parents: When to Step In and How to Help
As our parents age, it’s natural to notice changes in their habits, lifestyle, and health. Their energy levels may decline, leading them to spend more time resting or sleeping. They might also seek more visits from younger grandchildren, enjoying the company of loved ones. During this stage of life, it’s important to pay close attention to their well-being. When you visit their home, you might spot changes that suggest something isn’t quite right. It could be time to step in and assess whether they need additional help. Key Signs Your Elderly Parents May Need Assistance Decline in Personal Hygiene: If …
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