The New York City Department for the Aging (NYC Aging) unveiled the results of its latest Service Needs Assessment, charting a bold course for the city’s future as the population of older adults grows rapidly and becomes increasingly diverse. Officials stressed that this is a defining moment for aging services, with opportunities to create a city that truly works for people of all ages.

Overview and Purpose

In its 50 th anniversary year, NYC Aging is doubling down on its vision for an age-inclusive city — one where universal design, community-based care, and culturally tailored programs ensure dignity and opportunity for every older New Yorker.

I sat down with Commissioner Lorraine Cortés-Vázquez to discuss the survey results and the department’s strategy for the years ahead. She emph

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