Initiatives
Aging well for people means being able to thrive in the place they call home.
The SCAN Foundation focuses on several initiatives to improve care, services, and daily living experiences for older adults and their families.
California Master Plan
The 2020 Master Plan for Aging seeks to address the needs of older adults of today and tomorrow through a comprehensive and outcomes-oriented strategy.
Featured Project
Person-Centered Care
Person-centered care is where a person’s values and preferences guide all aspects of their health care and support realistic health and life goals.
Featured project:
Advancing Integrated Care
Integrating Medicare and Medi-Cal is essential to improving the lives of Californians eligible for both programs.
Featured projects:
California Advocacy Network
Leading organizations across California are working to improve health care and supportive services for older adults, people with disabilities, and family caregivers.
CHRONIC Care Act
Implementing the CHRONIC Care Act can vastly improve care for people with Medicare, and those with Medicare + Medicaid.
Building Resilience & Capacity
Innovators are poised to radically improve the ecosystem of products and services for aging, designing with older adults and caregivers.
CBO-Health Care Partnerships
Community-based organizations (CBOs) play a central role in delivering daily living support through collaborations with the health care sector.
Measuring What Matters
Quality measurment based on understanding a person’s goals, and then aligning care to meet these goals, is key to transforming care delivery.
Long-Term Care Financing
One of two Americans who reach age 65 will have daily living needs at some point. It is time for affordable, accessible financing for the long term.
Millennial Caregiving
The “me-first” image simply doesn’t equate with the more accurate caregiving role that more than 10 million millennials are playing in their families.