Senior cohousing

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Semantic fluency

upin humans1

1 study

Senior cohousing is associated with semantic fluency in humans.
“better performance in verbal episodic memory and semantic fluency.”
Humansn = 171
The 'active reciprocity' ecosystem: senior cohousing as a determinant of social support and cognitive vitality independent of socioeconomic status
Frontiers in public healthApr 30, 2026

Verbal episodic memory

upin humans1

1 study

Senior cohousing is associated with verbal episodic memory in humans.
“better performance in verbal episodic memory and semantic fluency.”
Humansn = 171
The 'active reciprocity' ecosystem: senior cohousing as a determinant of social support and cognitive vitality independent of socioeconomic status
Frontiers in public healthApr 30, 2026

Social loneliness

downin humans1

1 study

Senior cohousing is associated with social loneliness in humans.
“cohousing remained independently associated with less social loneliness and greater social support.”
Humansadjusted for educational level, occupation, and incomen = 171
The 'active reciprocity' ecosystem: senior cohousing as a determinant of social support and cognitive vitality independent of socioeconomic status
Frontiers in public healthApr 30, 2026

Social support

upin humans1

1 study

Senior cohousing is associated with social support in humans.
“cohousing remained independently associated with less social loneliness and greater social support.”
Humansadjusted for educational level, occupation, and incomen = 171
The 'active reciprocity' ecosystem: senior cohousing as a determinant of social support and cognitive vitality independent of socioeconomic status
Frontiers in public healthApr 30, 2026

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The 'active reciprocity' ecosystem: senior cohousing as a determinant of social support and cognitive vitality independent of socioeconomic status

Cross-sectional study of 171 peoplePopulations