Creates a national group to find better ways to measure loneliness and social isolation.
This bill would create a national working group to develop standard ways to measure loneliness and isolation. Right now, there aren't clear, consistent ways to track these issues, which makes it hard for researchers and healthcare providers. The group's work would help improve how we understand and address loneliness across the country.
Today, there are no standard ways to measure or define loneliness and social isolation across different government groups or research studies. This can lead to inconsistent data. If this bill becomes law, a national working group would be created. Its purpose would be to develop recommended standard measurements and definitions for these issues. Its findings would also be made public.
S 3431 · 119th Congress · December 11, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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