Social isolation in seniors has become an important issue. In fact, almost half of our seniors said they feel lonely even if they don’t feel alone. The problem with loneliness is that it begets other problems, such as psychological and cognitive health. Seniors who develop depression or social anxiety tend to become less comfortable with others. Seniors who suffer from loneliness can have physical effects like heart disease or arthritis. To help them to break social isolation, there are many thing that we can do. First, being somewhere they can meet with others helps. Then, we can provide…