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MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Cape Girardeau, Missouri July 2007 State of Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services University of Missouri--Columbia Office of Social and Economic Data Analysis Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 DemographicTrends Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services U.S.: 299,398,484 (6.4%) Missouri: 5,842,713 (4.4%) Dark Green States > 12 % Five states account for 50% of the nation’s population growth * * * * * Population Change

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Adjusting to Aging Population We are on the edge of demographic changes that will require social and economic adjustments in our communities. Missouri Senior Report reports state and county level measures of where we are and where we are heading. Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Senior Report Outcome Indicators Household Types Economic Well-being Workforce Participation Transportation Health Status Health Care Access Long Term Care Crime Housing County Summaries with rankings Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 SOURCE: “Local Employment Dynamics”, MO Dept. of Economic Development, MERIC Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Senior Report Outcome Indicators 2006 Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Household Composition % % Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Economic Well-being Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Workforce Participation % % Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Transportation % % Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Health Status Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Health Care Access Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Long Term Care Costs 2002 $ $147 Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Crime Rate Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Senior Housing Issues Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Seniors & Economic Development Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Those 50 and Over Control 77% of Personal Assets 80% of Money in Savings Accounts 77% Own their Homes Do 70% of Tourism Spending Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services Fagan, Mark – Jacksonville State University 2005

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 How Their Income is Spent 26% on Housing 20% on Transportation 16% on Food and Beverage 13% on Household Operations 7% on Healthcare 6% on Recreation 5% on Services 4% on Apparel 3% on Charity Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services Fagan, Mark – Jacksonville State University 2005

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, Million Baby Boomers ( ) 1/3 of U.S. population In 1990, $11 billion was transferred to them; In 2015, that number will peak at $340 billion In less than 15 years, infrastructure (housing, health care, commerce, and services) to support them will have to more than double Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Older Migrants Amenity Migrants—Go to States with Amenities Such as Lakes, Beaches, Mountains, Deserts (healthy, wealthy) Return Migrants—Return to States Where They Were Born After Earning a Pension for the Nostalgia (healthy, wealthy) Dependency Migrants—Move to State Where They Have Caregivers After Becoming Disabled or Losing Spouse Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Economic Impact of In-migrant Retiree Household 2.75 Jobs Per New Household Economic Impact of 3.7 Factory Jobs (Money + Spending) Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Sectors Benefiting From Retirees Real Estate (residential & commercial) Finance (banks, insurance, stocks, financial planners, accountants) Healthcare (professionals & facilities) Recreation and Entertainment Hospitality (lodging & restaurants) Retail (durables & non-durables) Utilities Tourism (visiting & permanent tourists) Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Benefits From In-migrant Retirees Create and Retain Jobs Increase the Tax Base by Increasing the Number of Positive Tax Payers Increase Community Deposit Base for Financing Infrastructure/other industry Increase Retail Sales Increase Number of Volunteers Enhance the Quality of Life Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Affluent Retirees Will Not Strain Social Services Strain Healthcare Services Strain School Systems Strain Criminal Justice System Create Environmental Problems Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Geographic Characteristics of Retirement Counties Moderate, 4-Season Climate Scenic Landscapes (mountains, lakes, beaches, deserts) Quieter and Safer Reasonable Cost of Living Outside Urban Area but Easy Access to Health Care, Commercial, Transportation, and Cultural Attractions Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Cape Girardeau, Missouri July 2007 State of Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services University of Missouri--Columbia Office of Social and Economic Data Analysis Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services

MissouriSenior Report ReportMissouriSenior July 25, 2007 Serving Southeast Missouri Seniors Update on DHSS Programs & Services Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services