Vibrant US beach community w/in 90 mins of airport and access to healthcare

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Hilton Head. Jackconville area beaches, Miami up to Palm Beach.

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that nobody has suggested the DE beaches or anything in SC aside from HH.

What about the Charleston area beaches?

My friend’s mom is near Charleston and is not happy with healthcare

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I agree with St Augustine. Another thought, if a 4 season climate is acceptable, consider Guilford or Branford, CT. Yale docs/hospitals very close by, and multiple airports within 90 minutes.

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Norfolk VA. Very affordable no need to bid thousands over ask.

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Carlsbad CA (near San Diego/La Jolla), if you want mild weather and don't mind cold ocean water.

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South Bay LA County—Hermosa, Manhattan or Redondo Beach.

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Anonymous wrote:When we were in La Jolla last year there was a retirement community right across from the beach.

Are you referring to Casa De Manana? We always walk by it when visiting family in that area and my mom says (only half-joking) that’s where she wants us to stick her 😂.

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Anonymous wrote:Sandbridge, VA? You'd be close to Norfolk International Airport, slightly farther from Richmond. Sentara Norfolk is a level 1 trauma center.

I doubt trauma is the concern.

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Go to a Florida hospital (any) and sit in the waiting room for a few hours and it will stop you from thinking about moving to Florida. No one moves to Florida for the good healthcare.

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that nobody has suggested the DE beaches or anything in SC aside from HH.

What about the Charleston area beaches?

OP wanted to be 90 minutes from an airport. You can’t reliably get that from the DE beaches, even off-season.

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Anonymous wrote:Go to a Florida hospital (any) and sit in the waiting room for a few hours and it will stop you from thinking about moving to Florida. No one moves to Florida for the good healthcare.

Most healthcare is not accessed via hospital.

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Anonymous wrote:Sandbridge, VA? You'd be close to Norfolk International Airport, slightly farther from Richmond. Sentara Norfolk is a level 1 trauma center.

I doubt trauma is the concern.

Trauma is for heart attacks and strokes. What do you think it’s for?

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Anonymous wrote:What about along 30a, specifically watercolor or Alys beach? There’s decent healthcare not too far and access to a few airports. The big Air Force base isn’t too far, so there’s a community of retired Air Force families, too, which leads to lots of services for retired families within a 45 minute drive

Climate change makes the gulf pretty unappealing. The storms are only to get worse.

Climate change makes North Carolina and Tennessee unappealing too.

Sadly, lots of communities in those states suffered more devastation from the last hurricane aftermath than communities in Florida did.

Climate change is a consideration for every home purchase. Find a climate refuge for your family. Nothing has or will be done to mitigate it and it will get increasingly worse. What has been predicted is happening.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:When we were in La Jolla last year there was a retirement community right across from the beach.

Are you referring to Casa De Manana? We always walk by it when visiting family in that area and my mom says (only half-joking) that’s where she wants us to stick her 😂.

Haha YES!

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting that nobody has suggested the DE beaches or anything in SC aside from HH.

What about the Charleston area beaches?

OP wanted to be 90 minutes from an airport. You can’t reliably get that from the DE beaches, even off-season.

I worry about capacity of doctor’s offices and hospital because it has been growing so rapidly.