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Some of these states offer a low cost of living, but that might not be enough for seniors in search of top medical services. sweet_tomato / Shutterstock.com
As we age and need more medical services, finding a place to live with great health care becomes a bigger priority. Recently, WalletHub ranked the U.S. states with the best health care for retirees. The list was based on 47 factors. You can find out more in our story “These 10 States Offer Retirees the Best Health Care.” Unfortunately, some states didn’t fare quite as well.
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