Long Term Care in Idaho
With the most square miles of wilderness in the lower 48 states, Idaho is known for its outdoor activities. Dubbed “The Potato State” due to its large agricultural influence, Idaho is responsible for 1/3 of the potatoes grown in the United States. The population of Idaho is growing quickly, but it still remains the 7th least densely populated state in the nation. Lewiston, Idaho is home to many retirees who were attracted to the mild climate and proximity to water and like others across the country, are now facing the prospect of needing long term care.
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Georgia and the Issue of Long Term Care
Georgia is a well known state, mainly due to its capital city, Atlanta, which is home to the busiest airport in the world, Hartsfield Jackson International Airport. The downtown area is also known for its incredible number of restaurants, theaters, sports teams, and other entertainment. The weather in Georgia is humid subtropical, with a hot and humid summer and a mild winter. Southern Georgia is known for its agriculture and rural areas, witha calm and peaceful way of life. The Peach state lies in the South, where obesity and smoking are much more common than in the North. Those widespread risk[…]
Long Term Care in the Sunshine State
Florida is well known for its sunny beaches, tourist towns, and theme parks. After tourism, the retirement industry is Florida’s 2nd largest economic sector, which makes sense considering Florida has the largest senior population of any state in the US. Nearly 18% of the state population is over the age of 65 and locations like West Palm Beach and Boca Raton have been catering to retired seniors for years. With numerous golf courses, country clubs, and senior communities coupled with no state income tax, Florida is an ideal mecca for retirees. The only problem is choosing which city to live[…]
Avoid These 3 Diseases Through Exercise
Exercise is good for you. There is no doubt about that. Exercising regularly is even better for you. According to the CDC, only 30.7% of American adults engage in physical activity frequent enough to be considered a “regular” activity.
Some other important numbers in terms of health in the United States include the 10% of American adults who are depressed and 35% of American adults who are obese. Adding more exercise to your daily routine can help you avoid joining those statistics and keep your body strong and healthy!
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Delaware and Long Term Care
Delaware is the second smallest state in the United States and is located on the Atlantic Coast. It has the lowest average elevation of any state in the nation, but still manages to have a varied climate across different areas. The per capita income ranks 9th in the nation, indicating that Delaware is a relatively wealthy state. Lacking in national parks and other tourist attractions, Delaware is home to many historical locations, including the second longest twin span suspension bridge in the world, the Delaware Memorial Bridge. The state beaches are some of the most popular places that people spend their time.
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Connecticut Long Term Care
Connecticut lies in the New England region of the United States, with hot and humid summers followed by cool winters. The coastal location of the state moderates the extreme temperatures and provides residents with a long maritime history of trade, despite the lack of any actual state land on the coast. Connecticut doesn’t have a sports team in any of the four major professional sports leagues, but is home to hundreds of museums and theaters around the state. Nearly 15% of the state population is over the age of 65, making long term care a priority for the state legislature.
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