The 15 Best Cities in America to Grow Old

The 15 Best Cities in America to Grow Old

August 1, 2012

2. Madison, WI

General: 69th
Health care: 1st
Wellness: 8th
Financial: 37th
Living Arrangements: 54th
Employment/education: 21st
Transportation: 69th
Community engagement: 6th

The takeaway from the survey: “Home to the respected University of Wisconsin, Madison is a hub of innovation and intellectual stimulation. A mid-size city with its own quality health-care system and cultural events, Madison and its residents also benefit from being just 150 miles from Chicago’s amenities, services, and consumer markets.”
General: 69th<br>Health care: 1st<br>Wellness: 8th<br>Financial: 37th<br>Living Arrangements: 54th<br>Employment/education: 21st<br>Transportation: 69th<br>Community engagement: 6th<br><br><b>The takeaway from the survey:</b> “Home to the respected Univerprevnext

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