All Granite Staters should have access to the services they need and the ability to choose where and how they age. Acting now is critical; New Hampshire is the second oldest state in the nation and thanks to advancements in medicine and public health, as well as healthier lifestyle choices, nearly half of children born today can expect to live to 100. As the Granite State’s population ages and more people live longer, we must advance healthy aging programs and policies. Promoting age-friendly communities, improving access to services, and supporting families and caregivers will improve Granite Staters’ ability to age where and how they choose.
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