California’s aging network stands at a pivotal moment.

California’s aging population is growing at an unprecedented rate, with one in four residents projected to be over the age of 60 by 2030. At the same time, new legislation—most notably SB 1249—proposes sweeping changes to the structure of aging services that have supported older adults and people with disabilities for decades. As the state moves forward with bold initiatives like the Master Plan for Aging and CA 2030, it’s essential to examine how these reforms may impact the effectiveness and stability of the existing network.

This page offers a snapshot of current policy developments, data, analysis, and resources to help stakeholders understand the evolving landscape and what’s at stake.