MPA Data Dashboard

MPA Data Dashboard

California’s older adult population is projected to diversify and grow faster than other age groups. By 2030, nearly 10 million Californians will be an older adult, about 25% of the state’s population. Recognizing these significant demographic shifts, Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order calling for the creation of a Master Plan for Aging (MPA). California’s MPA is a 10-year blueprint that reflects California’s vision of and commitment to an age- and ability-forward state.

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California for All Ages and Abilities by 2030

California’s Master Plan for Aging outlines Five Bold Goals to pursue to build a state for all ages and abilities by 2030. The MPA Data Dashboard provides a set of indicators to measure the progress of the MPA. In collaboration with the California Aging and Disability Research Partnership, the MPA Data Dashboard includes a set of key outcomes to track MPA-related impacts on priority topics that impact older adults, people with disabilities, and caregivers.

California Population Profile, Adults Age 60 and Older

County Profiles of Older Adults

County profiles combine data from multiple sources to provide an overview of the quantity, characteristics, and needs of older adults in each California county.

Select a county from the dropdown menu below to download the infographic.

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