Protecting Seniors from Online Scams Protecting Seniors from Online Scams Brought to you by the Internet Experts Tuesday, November 10, 2020 0 A challenge for senior citizens who embrace the computer age is knowing how to avoid online fraud. Although people of all ages are at risk, statistics show that when it comes to online safety,... Read more
Disability Income is Paycheck Protection Disability Income is Paycheck Protection Protection During Your Pre-Retirement Years Monday, November 9, 2020 0 Lisa Scholnick explains the top three financial fears, the top five reasons for disability income protection, and the top five reasons for Long Term Care Protection. Read more
Music for the Heart Music for the Heart Soothing Music for Sleep Monday, November 9, 2020 0 Music has many therapeutic benefits for seniors and sometimes helps more than medication. Turning on soothing tunes, specifically yoga music, before bed is good for the heart. Read more
Your Roadmap to Creating & Preserving Your Family Legacy Your Roadmap to Creating & Preserving Your Family Legacy Video Storyteller Gaylotta Murray, founder Your Best Life Media Monday, November 9, 2020 0 Gaylotta Murray, owner of YourBestLifeMedia.com, offers 7 basic steps for preserving your family legacy. Read more
Friday, June 23, 2023 / Categories: Featured, Leisure, Digital Technology Computer Connectivity and the Digital Divide Leisure Carrie Leach, Ph.D., of The Institute for Gerontology at Wayne State University discusses how the digital divide affects seniors in both urban and rural areas, the reasons for the digital disconnect seniors experience, and the outcome of distributing 1,700 computers in the City of Detroit. Carrie also talks about two of her programs, CHECK-UP and CURES. This is part 3 in our series from the Institute for Gerontology. Previous Article Rare or Well Done? The Meat Safety Debate Next Article The Health Benefits of Golf Print Tags: Carrie Leach Ph.D. The Digital Divide Seniors and Disconnectivity Internet Accessability for Seniors CHECK-UP Program CURES Program The Institute for Gerontology at Wayne State Unive