Maryland Department of Aging

Never give out personal information from a source you don't know and haven't thoroughly investigated. Celebrate National Protection Week by learning how to protect yourself and loved ones from being scammed at https://ow.ly/zQZm50YoIp0 #NCPW2026

Every March, MDOA celebrates National Nutrition Month and the anniversary of the Senior Nutrition Program. Help us continue to make an impact on the health and wellbeing of older adults! Visit: acl.gov/senior-nutrition for more information. #ServingUpSolutions

This ONE-MINUTE survey will help us determine how Marylanders intend to support their in-home care, assisted living, or nursing home needs if they can no longer care for themselves. Adults age 19-50 are encouraged to participate! https://forms.gle/wfpSeoW18mieMyX58

Family caregivers using the Checklist are encouraged to offer feedback. Let us know how you're doing, and how the Checklist is helping you develop a care plan. Visit https://ow.ly/9Cxi50WXcpQ to share your story. The Checklist is at marylandaccesspoint.info/memorycare #MarylandCares

Join the team! The Planning Manager position supports MDOA's development and implementation of Longevity Ready Maryland, the state's multisector plan on aging through policy and data analysis, stakeholder engagement, and other functions.
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You may qualify for up to $4,000 through the Maryland Earned Income Tax Credit. Many Marylanders, even part-time or seasonal workers qualify without realizing it. Visit MarylandComptroller.gov/EarnedIt to find out if you’re eligible and to find free or low-cost tax help near you.

Today is National Caregivers Day. Celebrate the caregivers in your life, today and every day. If you're a family caregiver who needs help, visit marylandaccesspoint.info/memorycare. #MarylandCares #NationalCaregiversDay

Caregiving service providers should register their services with MAP to help older adults and people with disabilities find the programs and benefits they need. marylandaccesspoint.211md.org/providers

Dementia is the most expensive chronic condition in the nation, with costs for Marylanders particularly high. As we kick off Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Education Week, let's share information to help make an impact. Visit alz.org/maryland for resources and support.

Send a different kind of Valentine this year. Naming your Agent and creating an Advance Directive is a meaningful way to show your loved ones you care enough to plan ahead. Visit MyDirectives.com/Maryland to get started, and share the news with the people in your life.

Sector-Specific Resources Actionable supports to connect local communities with age-inclusive program and service information across sector areas.

LRM has resources community leaders, local governments, and organizations can use to build longevity resilience among Transportation, Housing, Financial, Caregiving, Health, Justice, and Workforce Development sectors. Visit lrm.maryland.gov/resources to learn more.

The Johns Hopkins Memory Care Family Checklist is private, easy-to-use, and offers personalized recommendations based on your caregiving situation. Take the first step today toward a better care plan at marylandaccesspoint.info/memorycare. #MarylandCares

G3: Objective 3 - Longevity Ready Maryland Streamline access to public benefits and services.

Maryland is already making great strides in implementing LRM's goals and objectives. To learn more about how we're improving access to Medicaid-funded services and supports, visit
lrm.maryland.gov/g3o3. #LRM

AARP is accepting applications for opportunities to deliver tangible improvements to communities with older adult residents through housing design and public space enhancements. Visit https://www.aarp.org/livable-communities/ for more information.

If you’re caring for someone living with dementia, help is available. The Johns Hopkins Memory Care Family Checklist offers guidance, information, and resources from local service providers. 💙 Visit marylandaccesspoint.info/memorycare to get started. #MarylandCares

G2: Objective 1 - Longevity Ready Maryland Strengthen Maryland’s ongoing commitment to family caregivers.

Maryland is already making great strides in implementing LRM's goals and objectives. To learn more about how we're developing education, respite care, and planning supports for family caregivers, visit lrm.maryland.gov/g2o1 #LRMinAction #MarylandCares

Enterprise Community Partners invites eligible organizations to apply for funding to meet the urgent needs of older adults with lower incomes in Michigan and Maryland. For more information, visit https://enterprise.slideroom.com/#/login/program/87781

📣 The Johns Hopkins Memory Care Family Checklist is live! Family caregivers who need guidance and support for themselves, and for the people they care for are encouraged to visit marylandaccesspoint.info/memorycare to get the support they deserve!
#MarylandCares

Maryland is already making great strides in implementing LRM's goals and objectives. To learn more about how we're moving the needle in incentivizing enhanced care delivery models in the home and community, visit lrm.maryland.gov/g4o1 #LRMinAction

The #MLK #DayofService is the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service, mobilizing millions of people each year to volunteer and advancing Dr. King’s unfinished work. For information on volunteer opportunities for older adults, visit https://ow.ly/12ZY50XXvs1

Progress - Longevity Ready Maryland Progress made to date in paving the way for a Longevity Ready Maryland.

#LRM had a pivotal first 6 months since its launch in July 2025. For the next several weeks, we'll highlight some key accomplishments made in paving the way for a Longevity Ready Maryland, and encourage you to browse the LRM in Action items at lrm.maryland.gov/progress.