Florida is an attractive retirement destination for many reasons. Warm weather and the absence of a state income tax make it especially appealing to older adults. However, many retirees relocate far from family, and when health or life circumstances change, they may find themselves aging alone. This growing group is often referred to as “solo seniors.”
A solo senior, or “solo ager,” is typically an adult aged 50 or older who is unmarried, lives alone, and lacks close family support. These seniors must navigate aging with fewer built-in supports. According to the Florida Department of Elder Aff...
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