Healthy aging data reports
Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island
Healthy Aging Data Report
Municipalities and community organizations use the data to identify and implement solutions to help improve the health and wellness of older people.
Each report includes maps to illustrate patterns, strengths, and opportunities across the state, plus comprehensive Community Profiles. The Community Profiles detail population characteristics and health indicators alongside state averages to help show the “big picture” about the health of older people in each community. Information on health outcomes is a critical planning tool for building a system of supports that effectively channels resources so that they flow consistently to communities across each state.
Healthy Aging Data Reports for New England
The Healthy Aging Data Reports are valuable resources to help cities and towns in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island understand their communities and the older people who live there. Learn more.
Explore the Connecticut Healthy Aging Data Report. The report includes community profiles for all 169 cities and towns, plus 3 neighborhoods in Hartford, 6 in New Haven and 6 in Stamford.
Explore the Massachusetts Healthy Aging Data Report. The report includes community profiles for all 351 cities and towns, plus 16 neighborhoods in Boston, 6 in Springfield and 6 in Worcester.
Explore the New Hampshire Healthy Aging Data Report. The report includes community profiles for 235 cities and towns, plus 9 neighborhoods in 2 cities.
Explore the Rhode Island Healthy Aging Data Report. The report includes community profiles for all 39 cities and towns, plus 20 profiles of neighborhoods in 7 core cities.
The reports were funded by grants from Tufts Health Plan Foundation to the Gerontology Institute of the John W. McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies at the University of Massachusetts Boston.