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United States of Aging 2013: What matters most for aging well?

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aging guideIs it health, wealth, community support? Find out how thousands of seniors answered in our second annual United States of Aging Survey. Check out the national results, plus findings for five local markets and unique groups of seniors. An expert panel will discuss the results live today at 4 p.m. ET at a special Town Hall.

The National Council on Aging has distributed its survey results and other great information about aging well. Check it out to see how to take part in the special Town Hall today, July 30.

Link: http://www.ncoa.org/improve-health/community-education/united-states-of-aging/usa-survey-2013.html

 

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