A new report has found which cities in the United States are the purported “worst” for those with disabilities.
Conducted and published by WalletHub, the report analyzed 182 cities total across three main metrics: “Economy,” “Quality of Life,” and “Health Care.” Relevant sub-metrics — “Employment Rate of People with Disabilities” and “Wheelchair-Accessible Grocery Stores per Capita” among them — were factored in for final results.
The bottom three cities in the final report were found to be Montgomery, Alabama (180th overall); South Burlington, Vermont (181st); and Juneau, Alaska (182nd). Juneau performed particularly poorly in the “Quality of Life” category, under which it also came in 182nd place…