Even people who take great care of themselves will need good health care eventually and once you do it will fly up your priority list....especially if you have to go without it when you need it most.
Is anything been happening in texas that might hurt health care?
Some people view things differently. And, you might want to consider that doctors will select where to live, further lowering access to health care.
Most Iowans have access to health care, but in rural areas that access is shrinking. Educational metrics are trending against Iowa, too. It will be interesting to see where Iowa rates in 5 years.
They’re mostly moving to the nice Suburbs around Nashville, Austin, etc. Not the shitty rural areas. List is subjective though.
True. I'll leave this at this- there are other metrics that need to be considered when "rating" states for quality of life. I'll respond more in depth tomorrow.
The article lists the criteria they used. Indiana was so low due to a lack of child care. Their parks are wonderful, I’ll give them that.
