CVS Health Foundation grants $4 million as part of its new healthy aging initiative

Core Insights - CVS Health Foundation announced a $4 million grant initiative over five years to support organizations focused on improving health care access for older adults in various U.S. cities [1][2] - The initiative aims to address the growing needs of the aging population, with projections indicating that by 2034, individuals over 64 will outnumber those under 18 in the U.S. [2] Group 1: Funding and Initiatives - Each of the four organizations receiving funding will receive $1 million to enhance health care access and resources for older adults with specific health conditions [1] - The Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement will enhance its Community Resource Hub to connect older adults with essential health care and resources [3] - The Center for Better Aging will improve its coordinated care model to address chronic conditions in Chicago's South Side and establish a data system to track health outcomes [5][6] - EngageWell will expand its Care Your Way initiative to improve telemedicine access and support for senior citizens in New York City [7][8] - Palm Health Foundation will create a Healthier Aging Initiative to support caregivers over 60, focusing on their health and wellness needs [9][10] Group 2: Organizational Impact - The Atlanta Regional Collaborative for Health Improvement emphasizes the importance of collaboration to improve health outcomes for underserved elders [4] - The Center for Better Aging aims to advance quality and equality in health care for underserved communities, addressing health disparities affecting older adults [6] - EngageWell focuses on addressing barriers faced by low-income elders of color in accessing quality healthcare, utilizing technology and community health workers [8] - Palm Health Foundation's initiative is community-driven, centering on the voices of caregivers to improve their quality of life [10]