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We Are All Aging: : Is Delaware Ready?
1Adjunct Faculty, University of Delaware; Former Delaware Secretary of Health and Social Services (2009-2017).
Abstract:
Aging is a universal experience, yet public health systems have historically approached it as a specialized issue rather than a population-wide priority. As the proportion of older adults increases, particularly in states like Delaware, the implications for health systems, infrastructure, and community design are profound. This commentary examines the 2024 National Plan on Aging and its relevance to Delaware's rapidly aging population. With more than one in five residents already age 65 or older and continued growth projected over the next decade, Delaware faces both challenges and opportunities. This paper argues for a multisector public health framework that integrates health care, housing, transportation, and community systems.
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