Advantage Aging Solutions

06/15/2026

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) was launched by the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse in 2006 and recognized as a United Nations Observance in 2011. The purpose of WEAAD is to provide an opportunity for communities around the world to promote a better understanding of abuse and neglect of older persons by raising awareness of the cultural, social, economic, and demographic processes affecting elder abuse, neglect, and exploitation.

WEAAD is in support of the United Nations International Plan of Action acknowledging the significance of elder abuse as a public health and human rights issue. In a society that values the just treatment of all people, WEAAD reminds us that elder abuse has implications for all of us, and so it’s important to find the right solutions to it. WEAAD serves as a call-to-action for individuals, organizations, and communities to educate each other on how to identify, address, and prevent abuse.

06/12/2026

Check out our June Newsletter and learn how to stay safe from scams!

Email from Advantage Aging Solutions You don't want to miss this.   June 2026 June 15th is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Join us on June 10th for a virtual workshop to learn how to avoid common sca

06/08/2026

Coming up in just two days! Don't forget to register (for FREE!) for the virtual training on Common Scams and How to Avoid Them.

Scan the QR Code to register!

06/05/2026

On this last day of Medicare Fraud Prevention Week, we want to empower you to use the tools available to you. Check out this video on how to use the My Health Care Tracker app.

SMP National Resource Center

My Health Care Trackers are fraud-fighting tools that are available for free to beneficiaries through the SMP program. The trackers help beneficiaries preven...

06/05/2026

Happy 6/5! Most people become eligible for Medicare at 65 so we celebrate Medicare Fraud Prevention Week the week of 6/5 to help remember the steps to prevent, detect, and report Medicare fraud!

06/04/2026

Health Care Providers talk to patients about common health care-related scams like back and knee braces, genetic testing, urinary catheters, and plastic Medicare cards. As a trusted source, you can help them learn about scams and how to protect their medical identity.

Health care professionals: stay alert for fax requests for DME, HIPAA, patient notes, or other items or services that you haven't talked to your patient about. Scammers are counting on your office to be busy and rush these through without confirming with the patient first.

06/04/2026

Check out tips for Health Care Providers to help prevent Mediare fraud.

ACL's Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) program shares three simple ways health care providers can help prevent Medicare fraud.Learn more from Senior Medicare Pat...

06/03/2026

Sharing silly moments with family is important. Sharing Medicare numbers with people who ask for it over the phone, through email, or at the door is risky.

If you have a family member or take care of someone over 65, talk to them about never sharing their Medicare number to unsolicited requests. This is likely a scam and could lead to medical identity theft.

06/03/2026

Share this with families and caregivers so they know how to help prevent Mediare Fraud.

ACL's Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) program shares three simple ways...