The problem of emotional stability of citizens 65+ is sharply expressed in the context of a pandemic and forced self-isolation. The restrictions introduced in connection with the quarantine for coronavirus infection reduced social activity and reduced the possibility of receiving face-to-face psychological assistance for people aged 65 and over. Most of those elderly aged 65+, who had few contacts with loved ones and society earlier, before the pandemic, have become even more alienated from active social life. For social organizations that provide assistance to the elderly, it is necessary to formulate programs and provide certain services for implementation, helping to overcome the current situation in society and not being limited to the delivery of food and medicine. Emotional instability in the elderly should be overcome by a timely set of rehabilitation measures, regular examinations by a general practitioner and, if necessary, by doctors of other specialties.
4. Health Care for the Elderly and Vaccination: Current Situation of Pneumococcal Vaccines and Pneumococcal Diseases
