Scammers are getting smarter—and unfortunately, seniors are often their top targets. In this eye-opening episode of Senior Care Made Simple, hosts Andrea and Doris break down the most common scams affecting older adults today, from deceptive phone calls to sophisticated online fraud.
Producer Chris joins the conversation to add insight into how these scams are evolving in the digital age, including alarming trends in impersonation, phishing emails, and AI-driven tactics that make fraud harder than ever to detect.
Together, the team unpacks real-world examples, warning signs to watch for, and practical strategies families can use to protect their loved ones—and themselves—from becoming victims.
Whether you’re a caregiver, an adult child of Aging parents, or simply want to stay informed, this episode will give you the tools you need to stay one step ahead of scammers.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
The most common scams targeting seniors today
How phone, email, and text scams are evolving
Red flags that signal a scam attempt
Why seniors are often targeted—and how to change that
Simple, actionable steps to prevent fraud
What to do immediately if you or a loved one is targeted
Key Topics Discussed:
IRS and Social Security impersonation scams
Tech support and “grandparent” scams
Online phishing and fake websites
Romance and investment scams
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