The bill establishes the Healthy Aging Task Force within the Department of Aging in Ohio, comprising various members including legislators, directors from relevant state departments, and representatives from different sectors related to aging. The task force will consist of three Senate members, three House members, and several appointed individuals representing family caregivers, older adults, healthcare professionals, and organizations advocating for older adults. The Director of Aging will oversee the appointments, ensuring diversity in geographic, professional, and experiential backgrounds. The task force is required to convene within thirty days of all appointments and will be chaired by the Director of Aging or their designee.

The primary objective of the task force is to evaluate evidence and develop legislative recommendations aimed at promoting healthy aging and improving outcomes for Ohioans in light of changing demographic trends. The focus will be on five dimensions of healthy aging, including empowerment for healthier living, the impact of aging on infrastructure and the economy, and the effects on the healthcare and long-term care systems. The task force is tasked with gathering expert and public input, conducting public hearings, and ultimately submitting a report with findings and recommendations by September 30, 2027. The Department of Aging will provide necessary support for the task force's operations.