Helpful Resources
Protect Yourself From Fraud! Fraud is everywhere and it has become so easy for people to take advantage of Seniors. We want to help equip you to protect yourself by providing you with information on how to NOT Become a Victim of Fraud! Here are some articles put out by AARP to help you protect yourself from being Scammed!
- Don’t Fall for this IRS Tax Scam
- Defend Your Smartphone From Scammers
- How Not to Get Conned
- Every 2 Seconds, Someone's Identity Is Stolen- and It Could Be Your Kid's
- Three Public Wi-Fi Scams to Watch Out For
- Five Ways to Protect Yourself from Cyber Scam
- “Microsoft” Calling? Don't Believe It
- Six Places to Never Use Your Debit Card
- How to Block Unwanted Calls
- Helping You Fight Back
- New Safer “Smart Cards” Are Still Vulnerable to Thieves
- If You Think You've Been Scammed
- Watchdog Alert: 13 Ways Con Artists Can Steal Your Hard-Earned Money
- Fraud Prevention Tips
- Preventing Holiday Scams
Here are some helpful senior resources for you:
211 Helpline - 2-1-1 is an easy to remember telephone number that, connects people with important community services and volunteer opportunities.
- AAA—Area Agency on Aging
- AHCA – Agency for Healthcare Administration
- Ali’s Alliance—Cancer Resource and Support
- Alcohol Rehab Help
- Alzheimer’s Association
- Alzheimer’s Community Care
- American Parkinson Disease Association
- Dept of Elder Affairs
- Diabetic Support Program
- Hospice of the Treasure Coast
- Lifeline Medical Alert Service
- Meals on Wheels
- Mesothelioma
- Mesothelioma In Veterans
- Online Therapy
- Treasure Coast Advocates for Seniors (TCAS)
- Vision Center
Health Care Information
Here are some of the current news articles and resources we believe you will find helpful:
Patients' Right to Freedom of Choice of Providers
Health & Wellness Tips for Seniors During COVID-19 Pandemic
The Guide to Aging at Home Safely and with Dignity
The Best Medical Alert Systems
Drug Free Remedies for Chronic Pain
Purple's Sleep Guide for Cancer Patients
We see an increasing number of Alzheimer's Cases every day. The Alzheimer's Association has great information on their website that can help you find the information and support you need.
Exercise is very important in managing type 2 diabetes. Combining diet, exercise, and medicine (when prescribed) can help control your weight and blood sugar level. Click here for exercise guidelines.
Parkinson’s Disease & Good Nutrition—While there is no special diet required for Parkinson's disease, eating well is extremely beneficial. A well balanced diet makes the body work more efficiently and helps medications for Parkinson's work properly.
Diabetes in Older People—A Disease You Can Manage
Arthritis Pain Relief: Risks and Benefits
Jobs for Seniors: What are the Best Jobs After Retirement?
How to Pay for Aging in Place Home Remodeling