Research

Findings from one of the largest studies on loneliness help fill knowledge gaps about social health among older adults and underserved populations.

Papa members enrolled in Medicare Advantage who reported high levels of loneliness also had higher instances of chronic conditions. See the infographic to learn more.

A recent claims-based study with a health plan partner showed that companion care services reduced the total cost of care.

Let’s stop addressing what is the matter, and start addressing what matters when it comes to health.

Addressing the social needs of DSNP members can significantly decrease loneliness and lower churn. Review the findings in our infographic.

Read Papa’s research about the impact of social support services on the overall health of DSNP members.

Download this infographic to learn more about what drives purpose and how that changes depending on our social support and age.

As one in five older adults require hospitalization each year, the need for broad-scale access to social support is clear. See how companion care can fill these unmet needs.

Recent Papa research shows that members who received social support showed reduced rates of hospital readmission and emergency department use.

People who are severely lonely are less likely to view their health plan favorably and consistently rate CAHPS measures lower than those who are not lonely.

Find out how loneliness and social isolation impact member experience and CAHPS Star Ratings.