Did you know? 45 million Americans are age 65 or older?
By 2030, that number will reach 73 million? By 2030, one of every five people in the U.S. will be 65 or older. We’ve been talking about the “New Majority” here in Cuyahoga County for a while now, with estimates indicating that close to 30% of our residents – over 400,000 — will be 60 or over by 2030.
July 22- McGregor had the pleasure of hosting Livable Cuyahoga County Division of Senior and Adult Services and Livable Cuyahoga Senior housing Forum with guests County Executive Chris Ronayne; Michael Houser-County Council District 10; Natasha Pietrocola-Director DSAS; Ann Conn-CEO McGregor; Dr. Victoria Berry, and Michael Billnitzer- Benjamin Rose. During lunch we heard from the panel on Housing Stability and Healthy Cleveland Department of Aging. Karen Cook-Metro Health, Don Heckelmoser-Barton Communities Activity Center, Anthony W. Scott-Housing & Community Development of Cuyahoga County, and Denise Rucker-Burton-McGregor PACE; moderated by Patricia Newell-DSAS.
Thank you to all who attended to make this event such a success in reach out into our communities.
Preparing for an Aging Future ~continuing the conversation
Successful aging is a life-long process, and DSAS believes that Cuyahoga County’s older adults should have opportunities, options and environments in which to stay active, engaged, and healthy. “Livable Communities” that provide connection, health and economic vitality contribute to our well-being in all stages of life.
Partnering for a More Livable, Age-Friendly Northeast Ohio
As a member of Livable Cuyahoga, McGregor continues to advance its mission of building stronger, more connected communities through partnerships with Northeast Ohio organizations that share our commitment to making the region more age-friendly and accessible for all.
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