The survey highlighted that 89% of older Americans prefer to age in their own homes, emphasizing the strong desire for independence and familiarity as they age.
Nearly half of the survey participants indicated that their current homes do not meet the accessibility needs that evolve with aging, pointing to a significant gap in suitable housing.
The top priority for those wishing to age in place is access to health care services, with 59% of respondents ranking this as crucial, followed closely by the cost of housing.
Rochester, New York was identified as the best city for aging in place, boasting affordable homeownership costs, an abundance of caregivers, and a commendable life expectancy.
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