June 17, 2026

Governor’s May Budget Revision Would Strip Coverage from Tens of Thousands of Older Californians 

Governor Newsom’s May Revision of the 2026-27 state budget proposes significant rollbacks for older Californians, including reinstating the Medi-Cal asset limit at $2,000, cuts to IHSS, restrictions on health care access for older immigrants, and reduced Adult Protective Services eligibility.

These changes break commitments made under California’s Master Plan for Aging and threaten the progress made toward a state where everyone can age affordably and stay connected to family and community. By 2030, one in four Californians will be over 60, many on fixed incomes facing rising costs.

👉👉👉 Read the full statement from Justice In Aging here: https://justiceinaging.org/broken-promises-governors-may-budget-revision-would-strip-coverage-from-tens-of-thousands-of-older-californians/

Aging in community should not be a privilege. VMC stands with our partners in calling for the Master Plan for Aging’s promises to be upheld.

 

 

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ChaiVillageLA is the first synagogue-based village in the country, a bold partnership of two cutting-edge Los Angeles-area synagogues­—Temple Emanuel and Temple Isaiah—to challenge their congregants to rethink their paradigms of aging and use their accumulated experience, talents, wisdom and creativity to build a community of support, caring and enrichment. Being a faith-based village, ChaiVillageLA aligns itself with the values of its synagogues and the wider Jewish community.