Trajector Medical’s City Ranking For People With Disabilities: From Best To Worst

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Note: Trajector Medical considered 14 metrics spanning three key categories: accessibility, affordability, and health care. Each category accounts for 33.3% of the overall score. The score for each category is measured on a scale of 0 to 100, with 100 representing the best performance in that category.

1. This score considers accessible rental housing, building accessibility, special-education teachers, unemployment among people with disabilities, walkability, and public transit.
2. This score considers earnings among people with disabilities compared to those without, along with the share of income they spend on mortgage and rent.
3. This score considers access to Medicare-registered hospitals, healthcare providers, nursing homes and their available beds, as well as home health agencies.

Data Sources: The U.S. Census Bureau, The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, The Bureau of Labor Statistics, and Zillow.
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