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Life expectancy in Florida

People born in Florida can expect to live 77.9 years on average, based on 2022 death rates. That is 0.4 years longer than the U.S. figure of 77.5 for the same year.

At birth, all

77.9

U.S.: 77.5

At birth, men

75.2

U.S.: 74.8

At birth, women

80.7

U.S.: 80.2

Years left at 65

17.9 / 20.7

Men / women

Years left at each age in Florida

AgeMenWomenAll
Birth75.280.777.9
2056.161.558.7
4038.242.540.3
5029.633.431.5
6021.524.823.2
6517.920.719.4
7014.516.815.7
808.39.79.1
904.04.74.4

Odds of reaching 85 and 90 in Florida

Starting ageMen reach 85Women reach 85Men reach 90Women reach 90
5038%52%20%32%
6544%57%23%35%
7556%66%29%40%
Share of 50-year-olds in Florida still living at each age
0%25%50%75%100%5060708090100Age
MenWomen

Neighbors in the ranking

RankStateAt birthAt 65
17Iowa77.918.7
18North Dakota77.919.5
19Florida77.919.4
20Maryland77.819.0
21Oregon77.718.8

Differences between states reflect income, smoking and obesity rates, rural access to care, overdose and injury deaths, and many other factors. A state average says little about any one person.

Source: NCHS U.S. State Life Tables, 2022. Period life tables describe 2022 death rates; they are not predictions for individuals.

Questions

What is the life expectancy in Florida?

77.9 years at birth in 2022: 75.2 for males and 80.7 for females, according to NCHS state life tables. That is 0.4 years above the U.S. average of 77.5.

How does Florida rank for life expectancy?

Florida ranks 19 of 51 (50 states plus D.C.) for life expectancy at birth, and 13 of 51 for remaining years at age 65.

How long will a 65-year-old in Florida live?

On average, a 65-year-old man in Florida has about 17.9 years left and a 65-year-old woman about 20.7.

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