The 15 Best Small U.S. Cities For Aging Well

November 26, 2014 • Page 3 of 15

No. 13
Lincoln, Neb.
The capital of Nebraska, Lincoln has an economy that is steadily expanding. The city has surpassed many others in recovering from the recession. It boasts stable growth for small businesses, low unemployment for mature adults and a low level of reverse mortgage debt. But a high crime rate is problematic, and more specialty-care facilities, such as hospitals with rehabilitation services, are needed.

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FA23 9 years ago

Agree on the weather aspect since I grew up in Minnesota. Cold is really hard on the joints as you get older. Quite surprised that Bellingham, WA was not on the list.
dajwilcox 9 years ago

Many of those cities are terrible in the winter months. Weather and the ability to get out and about in the winter should be a factor.

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