Efforts to support seniors in the workplace include establishing age-friendly employment options, promoting existing employment programs that subsidize senior workers' wages, and increasing post-retirement training options for higher-wage and less physically demanding employment or entrepreneurship. Advocacy for government-supported senior employment initiatives and promotion of financial resources like HEAP, food stamps, and food banks are also part of the plan. An education campaign to prepare younger generations for retirement is also proposed.

Efforts to support senior housing include conducting a senior housing study or adding a senior subset to city housing studies to confirm the number of senior-friendly units, rents, availability, and waiting lists. A workgroup will be established to create requirements for housing development, including universal design and accessibility, with policies that are not age-restrictive. Education and support subsidies for accessible home modifications will be increased, and standard retrofit plans will be designed to make homes more accessible. Programs that enable seniors to maintain their homes, such as age-in-place handyman, will be expanded. Advocacy, support, and incentives will be provided for subsidized and affordable senior-friendly housing that offers a graduating spectrum of services and activities. Home assistance options for seniors living independently will be promoted, and sites will be identified for fair market or affordable senior-friendly housing.

Efforts to support senior health include increasing availability of health and dental appointments for Medicaid-insured seniors, supporting low-cost prescription drug programs, and developing a plan to improve quality of life in neighborhoods with high numbers of older residents. Public health initiatives will address physical activity, tobacco use, falls prevention, sexual and occupational health, and chronic disease prevention and self-management. Safety initiatives will educate seniors about emergency planning and responses. Efficiency in Access paratransit services and medical transportation providers will be advocated, and a medical equipment exchange will be coordinated. Retiring doctors will be identified, and their senior patients will secure new medical homes.