Upcoming Legislation Effecting Seniors Upcoming Legislation Effecting Seniors Leisure Friday, March 25, 2022 0 Michigan State Senator Jeremy Moss discusses upcoming legislation effecting seniors. Read more
Turning a Home Sale Into Senior Care Equity Turning a Home Sale Into Senior Care Equity Life Stages Tuesday, March 15, 2022 0 Lori Alcini, owner of Arbor Home Transitions talks about signs and signals that a move may be needed, and how to best help someone transition into a senior care home or facility. Read more
You're Older - Is Your Job Changing? You're Older - Is Your Job Changing? Worklife Thursday, March 10, 2022 0 Attorney Lisa Zastrow discusses issues that seniors face regarding burn out, retirement, and ways to stay active as professionals. Read more
Your Family Legacy: What's a Photo Without a Story Your Family Legacy: What's a Photo Without a Story Leisure Friday, February 25, 2022 0 Digital photo expert Gaylotta Murray talks about your family legacy and the importance of attaching a story to your photos. Read more
Monday, August 1, 2022 / Categories: Featured, Legal, Abuse, Neglect & Scams Protecting Seniors from Financial Abuse Legal LaToya Hall, Director of SAFE, Wayne State University Institute of Gerontology, Detroit, MI discusses protecting seniors from financial abuse, and how to avoid it. LaToya discusses the initial point of contact in scamming seniors, financial vulnerability, mental effects of financial exploitation, caregiver burdens and education, credit issues, and identity theft. She also explains the one-on-one advocacy, financial support and management that SAFE offers. Watch the discussion here. Previous Article Nutrition Related Concerns for Women Over 50 Next Article Defining Stress Print Tags: Merrill Palmer Institute Financial Exploitation Financial Scams Agains Seniors Wayne State University Life Span Alliance the Institute of Gerontology LaToya Hall SAFE Program at Wayne State University Avoiding Senior Scams