The 15 healthiest cities to live in the US in 2020, where people work out regularly, prioritize self-care, and get a full night's sleep
The third-healthiest city, San Francisco, has 16.2 gyms and other wellness businesses per square mile.If you want to live in a city where people work out regularly, feel good about their health, and get enough sleep, forget about places like New York City, Houston, or Philadelphia.released by Mindbody, a wellness software company.
The city has a whopping 16.2 wellness businesses per square mile, as well as the highest percentage of any other top city of people who frequent these businesses. Many San Franciscans love dance fitness, with more than 27% of residents attending classes like Pound or Zumba.
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