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Summer is meant for sunshine and smiles, but for some seniors it can feel surprisingly lonely. Adult children take vacations, friends travel, and even in sunny Torrance, days can feel long and quiet. Research shows that seniors with strong social connections live much longer than those who are isolated. In fact, one study found older adults with strong social ties have a 50% higher likelihood of survival than those who are alone. A warm visit from a companion can brighten a senior’s day and quietly protect their health. Summer companionship is all about personal connection and safety. A caring Home …

We all need a little push sometimes. It could be a gentle nudge to remind us we’re strong and capable. And the need for this push that reminds us we’re worthy increases as we age. Encouragement is all about standing beside someone. It’s about believing in them when they can’t see their own strength. That’s what professional companionship can do effectively. They remind the seniors of their worth when doubt creeps in. Imagine a woman in her 60s. Let’s call her “Mary.” She used to love painting, but hasn’t picked up a brush in years. “Nah, I’m too old for …