Older women more likely to live with spouse or children than in 1990; older men less likely to live with a spouse, but more likely to live with children | Pew Research Center

February 16, 2016

2. Living arrangements of older Americans by gender

Older women more likely to live with spouse or children than in 1990; older men less likely to live with a spouse, but more likely to live with children

Older women more likely to live with spouse or children than in 1990; older men less likely to live with a spouse, but more likely to live with children

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2. Living arrangements of older Americans by gender
Older women more likely to live with spouse or children than in 1990; older men less likely to live with a spouse, but more likely to live with children
Large declines in the share of older Americans ages 85 and older living in nursing homes or other group quarters since 1990