Photo courtesy of STOCK By David L. Snelling MIAMI – As Blacks living in long-term care facilities face racial barriers and economic disparity in quality healthcare, another issue impacts their lives as well: Loneliness. Most Black senior citizens living in assisted living facilities and nursing homes often feel lonely, especially with little or no visits from family members, which could lead to alienation and depression. According to a study co…
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