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VR helps seniors in U.S. and Canada combat loneliness through immersive experiences, backed by a $4.5M NIH grant.
Virtual reality is being used in retirement communities across the U.S. and Canada to reduce isolation and strengthen social connections among older adults.
Through Rendever, seniors access immersive experiences like swimming with dolphins, riding hot-air balloons, or revisiting childhood homes, sparking conversations and emotional engagement.
The technology, designed to be user-friendly, has drawn even reluctant participants into social interaction and is supported by a $4.5 million NIH grant to study its impact on loneliness among seniors and caregivers.
Experts say VR can enhance cognitive health and intergenerational bonding when used thoughtfully, serving as a supplement—not replacement—for in-person activities.
La realidad virtual ayuda a las personas mayores en los EE.UU. y Canadá a combatir la soledad a través de experiencias inmersivas, respaldadas por una subvención de $4.5M del NIH.