Social distancing is the most effective, non-pharmaceutical means of preventing the transmission of COVID-19. Though some time has passed since social distancing methods have been employed, it\u2019s still important for people to practice social distancing. This is especially important for the elderly population whose immune systems are more susceptible to the virus.
Social distancing can be hard. Avoiding non-essential use of public transport, gatherings in public places, and in-person meetings with family members and friends can take its toll on an individual. Elders practicing these guidelines can be particularly at risk for loneliness and depression. But social distancing doesn\u2019t have to equate to social isolation.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Here are some ways that your loved one can remain engaged in their social lives and keep them emotionally fulfilled while ensuring their safety in their homes:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n