Which state has the best health care for seniors?
- Hawaii is the top state for health care in the U.S. It has the best health outcomes in the country, with low preventable death (47 per 100,000 people), diabetes mortality and obesity rates. ...
- Iowa is the second-best state for health care. ...
- West Virginia has the worst health care in the nation.
Overall Rank | State | Total Score |
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1 | South Dakota | 69.37 |
2 | Minnesota | 67.82 |
3 | Wisconsin | 67.41 |
4 | Montana | 67.19 |
According to the report, the best state to live in the U.S. is Massachusetts. That isn't the only northern state to appear near the top of the rankings. New Jersey, New York, Idaho, New Hampshire, Wyoming, Minnesota, and Wisconsin all made the top 10.
- Pennsylvania.
- South Dakota.
- Idaho.
- South Carolina.
- Georgia.
- Missouri.
- Ohio.
- Iowa.
Missouri ranks among the worst states for seniors in measures of income and health. The state has a below average life expectancy at 65 and an above average share of retirement-age residents with a disability.
Five of the 10 most expensive states for medical care are in the east, including West Virginia, Florida, Maine, Delaware and New Hampshire. The western part of the country has many of the cheapest states for health care, including Washington, Nevada, Hawaii, New Mexico and Oregon.
Three states (Colorado, Nevada and Washington) have already passed a public option. It's not single-payer health care reform, but it's possible that we might see more states adopt their own public-option reforms.
On average, New York state spends $9,851 on healthcare per inhabitant. Meanwhile, the three states that have the worst healthcare systems in the country are Alabama, Arkansas and Delaware, the analysis found. Alabama expends a relatively small amount of money on healthcare per person.
Massachusetts ranks first as the best state for hospitals in the United States. Massachusetts is home to some of the best hospitals in the country such as Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women's hospital.
Which is the best state to live in USA?
Here are the results! The top state is Massachusetts, which ranked first in the nation for education and health, fourth for safety, sixth for quality of life, and 10th for its economy.
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1. Maine.
Total Surgeon Jobs: | 103 |
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Highest 10 Percent Earn: | $244,000 |
Location Quotient: | 2.54 You can read more about how BLS calculates location quotients here |

WalletHub this week released its "Happiest States in America" list for 2022, ranking Hawaii as No. 1.
- Tennessee. Average cost of living index: 89.5. ...
- Iowa. Average cost of living index: 89. ...
- Indiana. Average cost of living index: 88.9. ...
- Missouri. Average cost of living index: 88.6. ...
- West Virginia. ...
- Georgia. ...
- Alabama. ...
- Kansas.
1. Mississippi. Mississippi is the cheapest place to live in the United States, with a cost of living 16.7% lower than the national average.
According to Bankrate's study, Florida is the best state for retirement in 2022, followed by Georgia, Michigan, Ohio and Missouri. Alaska, on the other hand, held last place in our ranking. The state was dragged down by back-of-the-pack scores in affordability and weather.
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Here are the seven most affordable states to retire, according to Bankrate:
- Michigan.
- Tennessee.
- Missouri.
- Mississippi.
- Kentucky.
- Oklahoma.
- Georgia.
- Decatur, Alabama. Cost of living for retirees: 11.0% below U.S. average. ...
- Prescott, Arizona. Cost of living for retirees: 3.7% below U.S. average. ...
- Hot Springs, Arkansas. ...
- Grand Junction, Colorado. ...
- Punta Gorda, Florida. ...
- Sandy Springs, Georgia. ...
- Boise, Idaho. ...
- Bloomington, Indiana.
Rank | Country | Health Care Index |
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1 | Finland | 75.27 |
2 | Denmark | 79.22 |
3 | Netherlands | 75.63 |
4 | Switzerland | 73.23 |
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- Nebraska. 2022 Average Rent: $832. ...
- North Dakota. 2022 Average Rent: $671. ...
- Indiana. 2022 Average Rent: $843. ...
- South Dakota. ...
- Kentucky. ...
- Wyoming. ...
- Michigan. ...
- Ohio.
Where is the best place to live for seniors?
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Best Cities to Retire
- Grand Rapids, Michigan.
- El Paso, Texas.
- McAllen, Texas.
- Daytona Beach, Florida.
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- Austin, Texas.
- Washington, D.C.
The Best (And Worst) States for Older Americans, Ranked – 24/7 ...
10 Best States in America for Aging
Best States for Older Adults 2021
California is the healthiest state because of its lower smoking rate and higher amount of fitness and health locations. Oregon is the healthiest eating state, with Portland having 1.82 healthy restaurants per 10,000 residents.
Arizona is the best state for long-term care.
ValuePenguin researchers used three overall metrics — cost, access to care and quality of care at each state's nursing homes and assisted living facilities — with Arizona coming out on top. Idaho and Missouri rank second and third.
Rank | State | Total Spending Per Person |
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1 | New York | $12,591 |
2 | New Hampshire | $11,596 |
3 | Wisconsin | $10,090 |
4 | Minnesota | $11,633 |
Florida's Average Medicare Hospital Rating place the state at 48th out of the 50 US States in quality of care.
- Vermont. Vermont is considered the healthiest state in the U.S. Vermont's adult obesity rate is 26.6%, the seventh-lowest in the country, and its adult smoking rate is 15.1%, the 21st-lowest. ...
- Massachusetts. ...
- Hawaii. ...
- Connecticut. ...
- Utah. ...
- New Hampshire. ...
- Minnesota. ...
- New Jersey.
1. Mississippi. Mississippi has consistently been the country's most unhealthy state for several years. While Mississippi has a low drug death rate and low prevalence of excessive drinking, it falls behind in many other categories.
A new study finds that California is the healthiest state in America with the fittest residents and second only to Oregon in healthy eating.
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Best Cities to Retire
- Grand Rapids, Michigan.
- El Paso, Texas.
- McAllen, Texas.
- Daytona Beach, Florida.
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- Austin, Texas.
- Washington, D.C.
Which state has the most skilled nursing facilities?
As of 2022, there were around 1.1 million nursing facility residents across the United States. The states with the highest numbers of residents in certified nursing facilities were, by far, California and New York, with over 90 thousand residents, respectively.
- California has become the first state to guarantee free health care to all low-income immigrants. Set to be in place by 2024, it's part of Governor Newsom's Medicaid program, which pledges to make all low-income adults eligible for health care.
Income Limit in Most States
Most states — 38 and Washington, D.C. — have the same income limit of $2,523 per month for a single person for most types of Medicaid services. For a married couple, the limit increases to $5,046 in most cases.
State | 2017 | Rank |
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Minnesota | $442 | 1 |
New Hampshire | $267 | 2 |
Rhode Island | $261 | 3 |
New Mexico | $255 | 4 |
Jacksonville is home to the best hospital in the state according to the Florida rankings by U.S. News, but Tampa General Hospital was named third best in the state with multiple specialties ranked nationally for quality.
Mayo Clinic Hospital — Rochester was once again named the No. 1 hospital in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report's 2022-23 "Best Hospitals Honor Roll." Mayo Clinic ranked No. 1 in Minnesota, Arizona and Florida.