MPA team seeks input from general public on their long term care needs and preferences; members are encouraged to share with individuals they serve.

The next MPA Town Hall public engagement event will be held in NYC (Harlem) on Wed., Dec. 6^th at the ARC A. Philip Randolph Senior Center.

Registration information is now available for Utica and Harlem community members to learn more about and share their thoughts on the State’s Master Plan for Aging.

Register now for the Johnson City (Binghamton) or Utica Listening Session, and be sure to share the MPA survey widely among staff, residents and their families, and the community.

The association's comments focus on the need for a significant investment of public funds in long term care in order to enable New Yorkers to age in their preferred place and optimize their physical and mental health.

Register now to attend the Master Plan for Aging Town Halls scheduled for Tues., Oct. 17^th in Lynbrook and Wed., Oct. 18^th in Flushing.

Complete the short survey by Dec. 31^st at ny.gov/mpa to share your priorities for the Master Plan for Aging and help guide subcommittee recommendations.

DOH and NYSOFA officials will visit Glen Cove, Flushing, and White Plains in the coming months to share more about the MPA with local community members and hear their feedback on the process.