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Together, but Isolated: A Dyadic Study of Social Isolation in older Adults and Caregivers

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This dyadic study uncovers social isolation impacts among older adults and caregivers, suggesting implications for relationship quality.

Social isolation among older adults significantly affects caregivers, indicating a need for reciprocal support.
Baseline social isolation was correlated in dyads, where older adults' isolation linked to caregivers' social experience at follow-up.
Actor-partner interdependence models showed no significant effect modification by dementia status, highlighting direct associations.
Addressing social isolation in older adults could improve well-being for both them and their caregivers.

Qian et al. (2025) studied this question.

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