Getting older is a part of life. However, many people will require extra medical care during their final years. (This is why it's critical to know the signs that a senior loved one might need in-home care .)

In fact, 70% of individuals who live longer than age 65 will require some kind of long-term support care, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services . Those who want the best possible treatment access and options — and have the flexibility to relocate without losing the benefits of being social while aging — may want to consider spending later life in a location known for having the best senior care.

Two states are in the running, based on the results of different studies released in late 2025. The first study was conducted by Retirement Living (via Newswee

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