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Loneliness is a common challenge among seniors, often linked to psychological aspects of aging, such as the loss of loved ones, reduced mobility, and changes in social roles. These psychological

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For many older adults, making ends meet can be challenging. Some studies estimate that 25 percent of Medicare recipients spend more than a third of their income on healthcare expenses.