Economic Impact Payments Fraud and What To Watch For
With the IRS releasing monies to citizens through the CARES Act, scammers are trying various tactics to access the economic impact payments from deserving individuals
With the IRS releasing monies to citizens through the CARES Act, scammers are trying various tactics to access the economic impact payments from deserving individuals
While spring brings about warmer weather and colorful flowers, it also brings an uptick of financial scams, due in part to con artists targeting tax
Heart Health – Not Just Once a Year, and Not Just for the Elderly February is generally the month our hearts receive extra attention –
The New Year is a time for reflection on the past year and planning for the next. Age doesn’t preclude an individual from dreaming about
The holidays can be a stressful time of year for any family. When a family is also dealing with a loved one that needs additional
Family caregivers are so important there is a month for them: November is National Family Homecare Givers month. Spearheaded by CaregiverAction.org, the group began promoting
Struggling with memory, or losing one’s memory, is one of the greatest fears of both elderly individuals and their families. There are varying degrees of
Falls are one of the scariest accidents facing our elderly population. And with good reason. Injuries occur most often from falls. Each year, millions of
Management of medicine – both for short-term use and for chronic care – can be overwhelming and is one of the most stressful tasks for
Facing change is always difficult and it can be filled with uncertainty especially when decisions must be made regarding care for our elderly parents and