Millions of older adults fall victim to elder financial fraud annually and due to the pandemic, it appears the problem is getting worse by the day.

In case older Americans didn't have enough scams to worry about, criminals are now using the creative Amazon scam to steal personal information.

America received some alarming news this week with the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) and Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announcing a pause in the use of Johnson & Johnson's (J&J) Covid-19 vaccine.

To help protect our older adults from fraud, it takes a joint effort by local, state and federal officials.

April is National Volunteer Month and the perfect time to say thank you to all of those who donate their time giving back to help non-profits like the American Senior Alliance.

 After 12 months since the first COVID-19 case was diagnosed in the United States, nursing home residents and families received heartwarming news this week from federal officials.

Financial fraud continues to rob our older Americans of their retirement savings at a record pace.  

Over the last 12 months, there have been frightening times for our older Americans and their families.  COVID-19 has wreaked havoc in the elderly community like a tornado ripping through a trailer park.

When vaccine options are few for some residents, they get creative and travel across state lines to get their COVID-19 shot.

With Valentines Day being several days away, it is important to know about a scam that has played with the emotions of older Americans while wreaking havoc on their retirement savings.