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Unless he is completely homebound, loneliness is a choice. There are plenty of things to do and plenty of people to do them with. Yes, I know that is snarky, but what I mean is, don't feel bad, it's not your fault. What is his situation?
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Move him closer to you so you and His Family is in reaching distance. This way you can visit him or take him out on occasion.
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Hire someone to go check On Him . Careyaya.org has student Nurses .Call Elder services some Provide House cleaning , Grocery shopper , A Person to help with Bathing . If He isOn Medication Have the VNA. come in and Have a Nurse check. On Him Or do PhysicalTherapy . See If there is a Senior center close By that May serve Lunch Or Have activities . Meals On Wheels can bring Food everyday . Hire a companion to walk with Him . ( NextDoor.com ) Keep Him social and Not Isolated .
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Can your father drive or otherwise get out to participate in activities in the community? Does he live alone or in managed care? What’s his health and cognitive status? Sorry to answer a question with questions but we need more information to guide answering you
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