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

November 26, 2014 • Page 5 of 15

No. 11
Midland, Texas
This city’s booming energy industry makes for an expanding economy and the highest employment growth among all 252 small metro areas analyzed. In addition, the cost of living is among the lowest for areas of this size, and adult day services and nursing homes are reasonably priced. However, the city lacks in transportation options and specialty-care hospitals.

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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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