Maryland HB278 establishes the Longevity Ready Maryland Plan to transform programs and services for older adults.
Maryland HB278, known as the Longevity Ready Maryland Act, establishes a multisector plan to address the needs of the growing population of older adults. The Secretary of Aging will lead the implementation of this plan, evaluating service needs, determining the extent to which existing programs support older adults, and establishing priorities. The Commission on Aging will consult with the Secretary, review statewide programs, and make recommendations. The Secretary must report annually to the Governor and the General Assembly on progress and research.
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