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Seniors see changes to routine during, after COVID
LOIS AND MAX KRAUS
July 7, 2022
The pandemic has undoubtedly changed the lives of every single person — for some drastically so. But for older adults, greater negative outcomes have stretched far and wide for what seems like a longer time. Nevertheless, seniors have found ways to cope with changes in their daily routines.
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