Aging in Place STL

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See how many older adults are giving care where you live

Missouri 21.8 percent, Illinois 16.4 percent. CDC BRFSS question Q36, survey year 2021, adults 65 and older.

Every number on this page was read out of the CDC file named in the methodology box below. Nothing here is scored, weighted, adjusted or editorially reordered. A jurisdiction appears once, at the position its own survey estimate puts it, and the confidence interval the CDC publishes is shown next to it so you can see how much slack is in the estimate.

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  1. Ohio

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 25.9 percent 95 percent CI 24.0 to 28.0

  2. Utah (p)

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 25.8 percent 95 percent CI 23.5 to 28.3

  3. Maryland

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 25.3 percent 95 percent CI 22.1 to 28.8

  4. Mississippi

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 24.8 percent 95 percent CI 22.2 to 27.7

  5. Arizona (p)

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 24.7 percent 95 percent CI 21.7 to 28.0

  6. South Carolina

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 24.2 percent 95 percent CI 22.3 to 26.1

  7. Arkansas

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 23.5 percent 95 percent CI 21.4 to 25.8

  8. Wisconsin

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 23.4 percent 95 percent CI 21.0 to 25.9

  9. Texas

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 23.4 percent 95 percent CI 20.8 to 26.3

  10. Alaska

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 23.3 percent 95 percent CI 20.4 to 26.6

  11. Louisiana

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 23.1 percent 95 percent CI 20.3 to 26.1

  12. Idaho

    Older adults who gave care in the past month: 23.0 percent 95 percent CI 20.9 to 25.3

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RankState or territoryOlder adults who gave care in the past month (percent)95 percent CI
1Ohio25.924.0 to 28.0
2Utah (p)25.823.5 to 28.3
3Maryland25.322.1 to 28.8
4Mississippi24.822.2 to 27.7
5Arizona (p)24.721.7 to 28.0
6South Carolina24.222.3 to 26.1
7Arkansas23.521.4 to 25.8
8Wisconsin23.421.0 to 25.9
9Texas23.420.8 to 26.3
10Alaska23.320.4 to 26.6
11Louisiana23.120.3 to 26.1
12Idaho23.020.9 to 25.3
13South Dakota22.819.0 to 27.2
14California22.718.7 to 27.1
15Kansas22.620.6 to 24.7
16Virginia (p)22.420.3 to 24.7
17Indiana21.920.2 to 23.7
18Missouri21.819.8 to 24.1
19New Jersey21.719.2 to 24.4
20Wyoming21.418.8 to 24.2
21Oklahoma21.118.1 to 24.5
22Iowa21.019.2 to 22.9
23Oregon20.717.9 to 23.9
24Kentucky20.517.9 to 23.4
25Georgia (p)20.118.2 to 22.2
26Nebraska19.918.0 to 22.0
27Pennsylvania (p)19.916.5 to 23.8
28Rhode Island19.817.4 to 22.4
29Michigan19.716.9 to 23.0
30Alabama19.617.4 to 22.0
31Washington (p)19.618.5 to 20.8
32Vermont19.417.2 to 21.7
33Connecticut19.317.1 to 21.8
34North Dakota18.516.7 to 20.5
35Delaware18.415.4 to 21.7
36Massachusetts18.415.2 to 22.0
37West Virginia18.216.5 to 20.2
38New Hampshire (p)18.016.4 to 19.8
39New Mexico17.915.6 to 20.4
40Nevada17.814.1 to 22.1
41Hawaii17.515.2 to 20.0
42Colorado (p)17.514.9 to 20.4
43Minnesota17.315.9 to 18.7
44North Carolina17.314.8 to 20.0
45Maine16.614.7 to 18.7
46Illinois16.413.3 to 19.9
47New York15.814.1 to 17.7
48Puerto Rico10.98.7 to 13.6
United States, DC & Territories (not ranked)20.719.9 to 21.5

Missouri and Illinois are shaded because this desk covers the St. Louis metro. The shading is a reading aid, not a rank adjustment.

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