- According to a report recently, Florida is the worst place for aging.
- With high risk of high housing cost burden and weather -related hazards, the state of Sunshine was in the last place due to limited access to domestic health colleagues.
- Senior Utah, North Dakota, and New Jersey are named the best states.
While there are there 1.2 million retired people living in assistant living facilities Across the country, many senior people live at age, or live at home, instead of going to the convenience of a retirement, or live at home.
In early June, senior, a senior living market and resource center, released its list of safest states for aging. As mentioned senior, in AARP survey recently75 percent of old Americans say they would ideally like to live in their homes. And that’s why “the senior is broken as to which states are correcting it – and which people need to be caught – so that old adults and their families can make informed alternatives about where they would say ‘home’ in a long race.”
To find out which states are the best for aging, and which better, the site saw data in 10 categories, including the risk of isolation, home health care quality, home health colleague availability, emergency care timeliness, smart home adoption, housing costs, road safety, local walking capacity, food distribution, and weather threats.
After analyzing your findings, he made a stunning discovery seniorly: FloridaIs often touched As a retirement shelterThe place is the worst situation in the country for aging in place.
“Despite its reputation as a shelter for retired people, Florida rank due to a high housing cost burden as well as a limited access to domestic health colleagues (50 seniors per collaborative), as 30.7 percent of the old house owners spend more than 30 percent of their income at housing,” the senior. “Florida’s 53 -inch annual rainfall also contributes to its low score in weather protection.”
However, some areas were there Florida Performed quite well.
The website said, “Only 39.5 percent of the old adults live alone, holding it 8th at the national level, and 20.6 percent of the home health agencies earned 4.5 or 5-star ratings from CMS, placed 13th.”
For the other end of the spectrum, Utah was ranked as the best state in the US for aging in place. It won thanks to its low risk of social isolation, senior to senior to note that only one -third of the senior lives alone. “Weather is also a plus, with only 10.1 inch annual rainfall (number 3), which reduces the risk of weather -related hazards,” he said.
If you are involved in the age of age to consider other top states, then New Jersey (Third), Idaho (Fourth), and Texas (Fifth) after North Dakota at number 2.
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