Ohio Named as Age-Friendly State by AARP, Gov. DeWine Announces
Columbus, Ohio – Ohio has officially been recognized as Age-friendly state, earning a formal designation from the AARP on Wednesday. Governor Mike DeWine revealed the announcement during his policy summit on healthy aging, emphasizing the state’s commitment to supporting older residents.
DeWine highlighted that this recognition is not only about ensuring seniors have access to the resources they need but also about helping every Ohioan, regardless of age, achieve their full potential.
“I often talk about wanting every Ohioan to live up to their God-given potential, and while we usually say that about children, it’s equally true for our seniors,” DeWine said.
Moving forward, the governor confirmed that the state will continue to strengthen its partnership with AARP to expand programs and initiatives designed to improve the quality of life for Ohio’s older population.
This designation positions Ohio as a leader in promoting healthy aging, accessibility, and community support for seniors, reinforcing the state’s role as a welcoming place for residents at every stage of life.
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