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Loneliness, a growing public health concern for Americans, disproportionately affects people with disabilities.
Data from the 2025 Colorado Health Access Survey found that nearly half of Coloradans with disabilities reported feeling lonely often or always, more than double the statewide average.
collective.coloradotrust.org
Nearly Half of Coloradans with Disabilities Report Loneliness, More Than Twice the Statewide Average - Collective Colorado
A confluence of factors makes people with disabilities more prone to experience isolation and lack companionship.
