The United States of Aging Survey

WASHINGTON and MINNETONKA, Minn. — 

The United States of Aging SurveyA new survey from the National Council on Aging (NCOA), UnitedHealthcare and USA TODAY finds that most older Americans feel their best years are still to come, but not all are prepared for the health and financial challenges of aging. Read more...

Survey Results 


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PDF United States of Aging Survey: Full Findings

PDF Low Income Findings

PDF Gender Findings

PDF Findings for Dallas, TX

PDF Findings for Miami, FL

PDF Findings for Milwaukee, WI

PDF Findings for Orange County, CA

PDF Findings for Upstate NY

 

 

For information about the town hall held on August 8, 2012, visit: www.ncoa.org/UnitedStatesofAging

  

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