05/29/2026
One of the biggest risks facing aging parents and grandparents today is elder abuse.
And it doesn’t just happen in nursing homes or assisted living facilities. Sometimes it comes from people in trusted positions: caregivers, financial advisors, even family members.
Add technology to the mix, and the danger grows.
Older adults are often targeted through:
⚠️ Scam emails
⚠️ Fake robocalls
⚠️ Fraudulent links and payment requests
⚠️ Online schemes designed to exploit trust and confusion
The things that may seem obvious to younger generations, “Don’t click that link,” “Don’t give out your card number,” may not always be obvious to elderly loved ones.
That’s why these conversations matter.
Protecting our parents and grandparents means more than caring for their health. It means helping protect their finances, dignity, independence, and safety too.
These are high-stakes issues with very real consequences, and they deserve our attention before something goes wrong.
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