Senior Citizen Living in Texas

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Senior citizens enjoying the view in Big Bend National Park, Texas.

Advances in health care have made it possible for Americans to enjoy long, healthy lives. Texas has become a preferred destination for seniors interested in warmer climates. Senior citizens in Texas have access to year-round sunshine, senior-friendly living communities, parks and recreation, and world-renowned health care.

  1. Communities

    • Senior citizens relocating to or currently living in Texas can purchase homes and condominiums in communities catering to adults aged 55 and up. Such communities feature energy-efficient homes, golf, tennis, swimming and walking trails. Seniors can get to know their neighbors by joining numerous social theme clubs focused on but not limited to eating out, shopping, theater and adult education.

    Activities

    • Local attractions and participation in activities help to keep Texas seniors young and fit. Senior-friendly attractions and activities throughout include national parks, monuments, scenic beaches, lakes and rivers, and deep-sea fishing. Cities such as San Antonio offer numerous low-cost, senior-focused activities, including music, cooking, weight loss and physical fitness activities, art and computer classes, through the Department of Parks and Recreation.

    Health Care

    • Texas seniors can maintain good health by taking advantage of first-class hospitals and treatment centers in Houston, Austin, San Antonio and Dallas. Top-ranked Texas hospitals include University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, St. David's Medical Center in Austin, University of Texas Medical Center in San Antonio and University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.

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