Aging Networks

Aging networks refer to the interconnected systems and structures that support older adults in a community. These networks include social services, healthcare providers, family members, and community organizations working together to meet the needs of seniors. As populations age, these networks are vital for ensuring access to resources like healthcare, housing, and social activities, helping to improve the quality of life for older individuals. They aim to foster independence and well-being, allowing seniors to remain engaged and supported within their communities. Effective aging networks adapt to the changing needs of older adults as they age.