Ten years of MPA momentum

Both California gubernatorial candidates, Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom and John Cox, sign the MPA pledge, signaling bipartisan support.

More states begin exploring the MPA model.

The pandemic’s disproportionate impact on older Americans makes the case for a proactive MPA undeniable.

California launches its Master Plan for Aging with over $6 billion earmarked for aging programs, setting a national benchmark.

The MPA Learning Collaborative launches with its first 10 states.

Ten more states join the MPA Learning Collaborative

A third cohort of seven states joins the collaborative as federal momentum grows.

States begin reporting measurable outcomes.

Nearly half of adults age 65 and older live in a state with an MPA. Fourteen states are actively implementing MPAs: California, Colorado, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, and Vermont.