Healthiest US states
If you’re one of the seniors over the age of 65 who want to live in a place where people don’t smoke a lot, don’t take weird substances that make you more likely to develop a health issue, and people who’re active in general, there are a couple of states you could check out, such as Hawaii, California, Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Utah.
If you want to know more facts about the states we’ve previously mentioned, leave a comment down below and say “more”, and we’ll make sure you’ll receive another article about them pretty soon.
Until next time, here’s another fantastic article for you to check out: Relocating for Retirement: 4 Steps to Consider Before Doing It
5 Responses
Ok this was a no brainer! You choose the poorest states in the country! It takes money to stay healthy and to have enough insurance to go to doctors when you need to or to go for preventative health care. These states also do not have the best medical care available in the rest of the country. Doctors don’t flock to these states because they can’t make a lot of money practicing there. So why rub it in????? Because that is what an article like this is doing. Some people are too poor to “relocate”.
looking for senior living in California
Mississippi has no health or hospitals or doctors for the elderly
I am from Minnesota as my siblings live there as well!
I am now living in the Philippines and would like to know more about Minnesota. I presently own land there!
I would like to know more about Utah.