Maryland launched a 10-year plan Wednesday to support older adults, as officials said the population of aging residents is growing and some federal resources are facing cuts.
The Longevity Ready Maryland plan aims to transform the state’s care system to be more accommodating and accessible for older residents.
According to Gov. Wes Moore’s office, Maryland is currently home to nearly 1.4 million residents over the age of 60. That number is growing faster than the national average and is expected to surpass a quarter of the state’s population within the next five years.
Federal changes could impact older Marylanders
The plan comes as some federal programs are facing budget and workforce cuts directed by the Trump administration…