New Report: These Are the Most Livable Cities in the U.S. for Seniors
When it comes to a forever home, we all have different reasons for choosing a placeor for a place choosing us. We might have family ties, a fondness for a certain landscape, budget constraints or medical needs. Everything that’s important to you is important to where you should live as you age . But if you’re feeling geographically fickle, especially as you edge closer to retirement, it’s helpful to ask for advice from folks in the know. Suzanne B. O’Brien, RN, a former oncology nurse and current death doula who has been at the bedside of over 1,000 dying patients, has insights to offer when it comes to the best cities for seniors. “As someone who works extensively with the aging population, I want to share my top three main concerns and findings for this population: isolation, nutrition and safety,” she says. AARP’s Public Policy Institute took these factorsand much more!into consideration when it created the AARP Livability Index. If you’re hunting for the best places in America t