In terms--you mentioned the word education, which is such a big part of this battle.
The more we can educate folks across the lifespan in terms of how to utilize technology for the good as opposed to for the bad, the better s...
Well, Mary, thank you very much for your testimony.
We owe them a debt of gratitude that can be repaid in a lot of ways, but one of the best ways to make sure that we are repaying that debt is...
We were delighted when Senator Casey approached us about holding a hearing on the topic, 'Senior Scams: What Are They and How Can People Avo...
You have got one full-time detective that does nothing but this.
I just wish you had not been a victim, as well, but I think your testimony will help others maybe do the right thing.
It is understandable that people would feel embarrassed, but we want to keep encouraging them to try to set that aside and report so they ca...
Thank you for your testimony.
when in doubt, report----
Well, that is a good lesson for all of us.
It is an outrage, no matter whose family, no matter what the circumstances, that individuals would prey upon seniors.
I guess part of the challenge here---there are a couple, I guess, if we had to outline them.
The monetary loss to elder fraud and abuse is roughly $2.9 billion each year, and it is growing.
Well, Sarah, thanks very much for your testimony and thanks for bringing your own personal story to this.
Well, Sarah, thank you for your testimony. We are grateful you are with us and giving us this information about your own experience.
I guess a big part of it is just to keep encouraging reporting, right?
We know that a State like ours is at the center of this growing problem that we see all across the country.
