May is Older Americans Month and it is a great time to recognize the needs of this growing population. A collaborative effort between the State of North Carolina and AARP will help Coastal North Carolina become better prepared to meet the needs of an aging population.
A new statewide survey titled, “Age My Way NC,” is asking people 45 and older across the state to offer their thoughts on priorities for their communities, including safe and walkable streets; age-friendly housing and transportation options; access to needed services; and opportunities for residents of all ages to participate in community life.
Approximately 1.7 million North Carolinians are age 65 or older and that number is growing. By 2030, fully one-in-five will be older than 65 and for the first time ever, North Carolina will be comprised more of older adults than children.
Our area’s aging population has become a cause for concern. With more expected growth, the nature
/PRNewswire/ A Jacksonville-based clinic has become the first location in the Coastal North Carolina area to join the family of clinics managed by Cary.
/PRNewswire/ A Jacksonville-based clinic has become the first location in the Coastal North Carolina area to join the family of clinics managed by Cary.