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Ageing Well
People are living longer, making it increasingly important to support health, independence and quality of life in later years. Staying active, maintaining social connections and accessing the right care and support can help people age well and remain part of their communities.
In Cumberland, ageing well means helping older residents stay healthy, independent and connected, while providing the care, support and opportunities needed to live well throughout later life.
Profile Reports
Key Measures
| Key Measures | Source | Further Information |
| Population (including 65+) | Population | Cumberland Report | Population estimates – Office for National Statistics |
| Provision of care | Health | Cumberland Report | Census – Office for National Statistics |
| Life expectancy | Health | Cumberland Report | Life expectancies – Office for National Statistics |
| Healthy life expectancy | Health | Cumberland Report | Health and life expectancies – Office for National Statistics |
| Excess winter deaths | Health | Cumberland Report | Fingertips | DHSC |
| Premature mortality | Fingertips | DHSC | |
| Preventable mortality | Health | Cumberland Report | Fingertips | DHSC |
| Long term conditions | Fingertips | DHSC | |
| Dementia | Fingertips | DHSC | |
| Falls | Fingertips | DHSC | |
| Hip fractures | Health | Cumberland Report | Fingertips | DHSC |
| Social isolation and loneliness | Fingertips | DHSC |