One-Pager: Assessing The National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers as a Model to Inform Efforts to Advance a National Plan on Aging
This one-pager shows the timeline of key activities leading to the National Strategy release and post-release actions. These events can help inform the evolution of efforts to support a National Plan on Aging.
Issue Brief: Assessing The National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers as a Model to Inform Efforts to Advance a National Plan on Aging
This issue brief outlines the process by which the Recognize, Assist, Include, Support, and Engage (RAISE)
Family Caregivers Act was developed, implemented, and deployed to achieve the first iteration of the 2022 National Strategy to Support Family Caregivers. The brief showcases how the evolution of this process can inform similar efforts to advance a national plan on aging while building on existing efforts to drive multisector plans for aging across the United States.
One-Pager: Protecting A Future Where All Americans Can Age with Health, Dignity and Connection
This one-pager was used during ASA’s Hill Day in May, 2024. Read on to learn how MPAs can be used as a vehicle for promoting equity.
How Multisector Plans for Aging and PACE Can WorkTogether to Improve Care for Older Adults
This brief by West Health and the National PACE Association explores common elements to both PACE and MPAs.
Multisector Plans for Aging Executive Orders and Legislation
This new issue brief by West Health provides an overview of the elements of Executive Orders and legislation that drive MPAs.
The Unexpected Benefits of a State Multisector Plan for Aging
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Read about the lessons learned from California’s MPA implementation.