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For the joys & benefits
of staying social
while aging!

We specialize in direct, immersive and fully-focused social engagement services for older adults. 

STATISTICS ON OLDER-ADULT LONELINESS & ISOLATION IN U.S.

28%

Adults over age

65 who live alone

22 Million

Older adults who report being lonely and/or isolated

1 in 3

Older adults who lack companionship

50%

Increased risk of dementia due to social disconnection

An estimated $9 billion in Medicare spending is attributed to associated medical costs.

It's time to prioritize the social needs of older adults by reimagining social access and connection for older adults.

An elderly man sitting alone on a park bench.

Loneliness and isolation in aging are dangerous. 

The social needs of older adults have long been undervalued and underserved, contributing to epidemic loneliness and isolation, rising dementia rates, and growing health risks.

 

The evidence is unequivocal, and the costs to older adults, personal well-being and the healthcare system at large are unsustainable.

Staying social isn't just for fun; it's fundamental to wellness and brain health, especially as we age. 

Kexin Yu, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Neurology at UT Southwestern, on the importance of social connection, including for those experiencing cognitive decline. Credit: Kexin Yu, Ph.D. Used with permission.    

Staying social is good for the mind, body and spirit, and new learning is great for the brain!

Social connection is a pillar of health, as important as sleep, diet and exercise and impacting longer, healthier lives. But many older adults lack social access due to:

  • Barriers of aging & risk factors

  • Infrequent visitation by family/friends

  • Care models that don't prioritize social needs

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A sad elderly man sitting alone indoors, staring forward, with his face leaning on his cane.

Our services deliver a practical solution with multi-layered benefits for wellness, cognition and quality of life: 

  • Direct visitation & activity

  • Escorted outings/transportation

  • Enrichment & new learning 

  • Compassion & emotional support​

  • Peace of mind for clients/families

Social Barriers in Aging

Social Barriers & Risk Factors 

A graphic depicting the risk factors of social isolation and loneliness in aging.
Health Risks & Outcomes
Statistical data about health outcomes related to social isolation and loneliness.
Health Statistics
Testimonials
What People Are Saying ...
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"We’re grateful to have found you… Mom didn’t like the idea of having someone come in, but you won her over. Just having someone to share a meal with makes a big difference. Thank you." 

 E.M. | Newington, NH
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