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‘Embrace Age Prepared’ Shares Uintah Basin Data On Senior Citizens Living Alone | Basin Now

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Embrace Age Prepared, a senior living resource that researches aging alone, has shared data on senior living in the Uintah Basin. Utilizing Census data, the numbers worthy of pause are that 1,104 seniors in Uintah County live alone, which is up 55% from about 713 a decade ago.

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