5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  Florida is a top choice for retiring physicians due to no state income tax, a large senior population, and participation in the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact.

• 2

  Tennessee offers a favorable environment with no personal income tax, below-average prices, and a volunteer medical license for retired physicians.

• 3

  Texas features a large healthcare market and no personal income tax, but requires retired physicians to maintain an active license for any clinical practice.

• 4

  Arizona supports retiring physicians with a significant senior population, a robust healthcare sector, and various licensure options for continued practice.

• 5

  Georgia provides access to a major healthcare market with lower costs and offers retirement income exclusions, making it an attractive option for retiring physicians.