The 15 Best Cities in America to Grow Old

The 15 Best Cities in America to Grow Old

August 1, 2012

8. Toledo, Ohio

General: 36th
Health care: 28th
Wellness: 28th
Financial: 28th
Living Arrangements: 2nd
Employment/education: 31st
Transportation: 34th
Community engagement: 23rd

The takeaway from the survey: “Toledo is a safe, affordable city with excellent health care and recreational facilities. But the economic environment makes it more difficult to find employment or start a new business. And although the metro is proud of its quality hospitals, it lacks specialized medical facilities.”
General: 36th<br>Health care: 28th<br>Wellness: 28th<br>Financial: 28th<br>Living Arrangements: 2nd<br>Employment/education: 31st<br>Transportation: 34th<br>Community engagement: 23rd<br><br><b>The takeaway from the survey:</b> “Toledo is a safe, affordabprevnext

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