US Seniors in Mexico

roni · 01-24-2008

Interesting map. Remember it is seniors (retired, I assume) in 2000.

catnhat · 01-25-2008

Chris Hawley has written many interesting articles ..This is one of them

Long Term Care- South of the Border

Seniors head south to Mexican nursing homes - USATODAY.com

Rissask · 01-25-2008

Wow- Jalisco and the Baja Norte and right across the border is the most.It's surprising to me, the northern states having so many.

And I thought the Yucatan would have more.

That map would be a little different if you looked at the numbers of Canadian seniors I bet. It seems like most of them tend to go to Jalisco and points south from there.

MaripositaII · 01-25-2008

So much for the "greatest" country on earth, huh?

"You can barely afford to live in the United States anymore," said Harry Kislevitz, 78, of New York City. A stroke victim, he moved to a convalescent home on the lake's shore two years ago and credits the staff with helping him recover his speech and ability to walk.

Sol · 01-25-2008

I am surprised that there is a sizable population of Seniors living in Juarez. That city would be the last place I would pick to live when I retire. I wouldn't feel safe with the corrupt police force there.

justrelax · 01-25-2008

Playa de Rosarito - That would be Me !!

01-24-2008	#1 (permalink)
roni añejo Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Oregon Posts: 26,971	US Seniors in Mexico Interesting map. Remember it is seniors (retired, I assume) in 2000.

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01-25-2008	#2 (permalink)
catnhat life=playa Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Canada Posts: 600	Chris Hawley has written many interesting articles ..This is one of them Long Term Care- South of the Border Seniors head south to Mexican nursing homes - USATODAY.com

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Rissask Brit basher Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada Posts: 19,658	Wow- Jalisco and the Baja Norte and right across the border is the most.It's surprising to me, the northern states having so many. And I thought the Yucatan would have more. That map would be a little different if you looked at the numbers of Canadian seniors I bet. It seems like most of them tend to go to Jalisco and points south from there.

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MaripositaII añejo Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 3,682	So much for the "greatest" country on earth, huh? "You can barely afford to live in the United States anymore," said Harry Kislevitz, 78, of New York City. A stroke victim, he moved to a convalescent home on the lake's shore two years ago and credits the staff with helping him recover his speech and ability to walk.

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Sol Chupacabras Whisperer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: The Gem State Posts: 10,465	I am surprised that there is a sizable population of Seniors living in Juarez. That city would be the last place I would pick to live when I retire. I wouldn't feel safe with the corrupt police force there.

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justrelax way into it Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Socal/off the 55 Posts: 163	Playa de Rosarito - That would be Me !!

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