Communities around the country are similarly pondering ways to ensure that their aging population can enjoy a greater quality of life.
California is bracing for explosive growth in its senior population, which is anticipated to grow from 6 to 9 million by 2030. An aging population presents challenges for the nation's largest state that mirror those faced by the country as a whole.
The Golden State is taking steps to prepare for a grayer future. On Monday Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order creating a state Master Plan for Aging, which calls for state agencies to analyze the impact of the aging population on the workforce, the economy and social services.
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