How to Lower the Risk of Senior Suicide
Suicide among seniors is a growing concern. Suicide rates are highest among men ages 85 and older. Not only do seniors often face difficult housing transitions during this time of life, but their mental health
Protecting Your Loved Ones from Loneliness During the Holidays
The holidays can be an exciting time of year, filled with fun gatherings with friends and family. But many seniors find that the holidays can be challenging. This is especially true when they live alone
Home or Care Facility: Where is the Highest Risk of Elder Abuse?
Elder abuse is a complicated problem with many misconceptions. People often think of elder abuse as something that mainly happens to older people living their final years in nursing homes and retirement care centers. However,
How Can We Stop the Exploitation of Vulnerable Seniors and Investors?
According to American Family Physician, each year millions of senior Americans 65 and older are exploited or financially injured by someone they depend on for protection and care. And the problem is rising. The American
Home Security for Aging Adults: Four Essential Steps
Thousands of baby boomers are becoming senior citizens each day. Many are choosing to age in place. Most people want to maintain independence at home for as long as possible, but care and support are
Four Online Tips for Protecting Personal Information
You and your loved ones probably don’t expect to fall victim to financial fraud. Unfortunately, most people don’t realize how common financial fraud is. That’s why most of us aren’t proactive in protecting ourselves. Fraud