Let's Get Together: 6 Ways Social Connectedness Improves Senior Health

Six facts about the relationship between social isolation, social connectedness, and senior health

Consider these 6 facts about social connectedness

Connecting with family and friends has long been a proven way to boost someone’s spirits. But for seniors, it’s also one of the most powerful means of preserving and improving their health.¹

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Statistics on how much people over the age of 50 report feeling isolated, and the health problems these feelings may cause
How regular social connection can stave off depression and reduce the risk of relapse
The top ways that seniors like to stay connected to friends and family

1 How Social Connections Keep Seniors Healthy, The Greater Good Science Center at the University of California at Berkeley, 14 March 2014.

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