Is your loved one tech savvy?
Can they recognize a scam?
You probably already know that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Our elders are easy targets for scams because they are newer to technology and more likely to fall for common scams and security threats that you’re probably more well aware of. It’s important that you help your elder loved ones avoid becoming a victim by:
1. Create strong passwords that will help prevent being hacked.
2. Protect your home network with a strong password.
3. Use caution when it comes to links.
4. Navigate to secure websites that begin with HTTPS.
5. Use precaution when it comes to social media!
Learn more about how to protect your senior loved one online here.
Allow Your Loved One to Live Comfortably - Plymouth Terrace Assisted Living
When your aging parents move into an assisted living community, you won’t have to worry if someone is there to help get them back on their feet. If you’re interested in learning more about assisted living at Plymouth Terrace or scheduling a tour, contact us today! 734-451-0700
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