
COVID Isolation Remains a Concern for the Elderly and Their Caregivers
Older men and women continue to bear the brunt of sickness, death and isolation. They are weary but holding steady.
Older men and women continue to bear the brunt of sickness, death and isolation. They are weary but holding steady.
Experts tell the Register that the tragedy of the death and suffering the health crisis has inflicted on U.S. seniors spotlights the need to implement new models that can better protect their health and dignity.
The Pontifical Academy for Life published the 6,000-word document Feb. 9 on the need to improve social and pastoral care for the elderly, particularly after the devastating effect of the coronavirus pandemic on retirement homes across the world.
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