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Coronavirus spurs use of hug tent to provides safe embraces for elderly

Hug tent allows the vulnerable human contact in the Covid-19 pandemic

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Hug tent provides safe embraces at Colorado elderly home | News, Sports, Jobs

LOUISVILLE, Colo. (AP) Lynda Hartman needed a hug. It had been at least eight months since she touched her 77-year-old husband, Len, who has dementia and has been at an assisted living center in suburban Denver for the last year. On Wednesday, she got a small taste of what life was like before the coronavirus pandemic. Sort of. Thanks to a “hug tent” set up outside Juniper Village at Louisville, Hartman got to squeeze her husband albeit while wearing plastic sleeves and separated by a 4-millimeter-thick clear plastic barrier. “I really needed it. I really needed it,” the 75-year-old said after her brief visit. “It meant a lot to me, and it’s been a long, long time.”

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