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ADVOCATING FOR AGE IN AN AGE OF UNCERTAINTY
We are reading and listening to ageist language where COVID 19 is referred to as a “Boomer Remover” and older adults are being suggested as expendable in the name of the economy. NCEA Deputy Director, Julie Schoen and Project Coordinator, Aly Neumann as well as FrameWorks Institute CEO, Nat Kendall-Taylor provide some advice on what we can do as aging advocates to curb this messaging.
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ELDER ABUSE IN THE COVID-19 ERA
The COVID-19 pandemic is putting older Americans at risk for more than just a deadly disease. It’s increasing their risk of experiencing physical, emotional and financial abuse, according to a letter written by Laura Mosqueda, MD, dean of the Keck School of Medicine of USC, and Duke Han, PhD, professor at the Keck School and primary investigator at the Han Research Lab.
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NCEA COVID-19 Tuesday Tips
Our COVID-19 Tuesday Tips provide useful information, resources, and practical tips to consider to remain socially connected with older adults while practicing physical distancing.
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COVID-19: How to Speak With Your Parents About the Pandemic
Keck School of Medicine of USC Dean Laura Mosqueda, MD, and clinical psychologist Dr. Bonnie Olsen hold a candid conversation about how adult children can speak with their parents about COVID-19 and social distancing.
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Medical Professionals Virtually Connect with Patients Using ‘Telemedicine’
On March 26, Inside Edition interviewed Theresa Sivers Texeira, MSPA, PA-C, as she conducted a telemedicine appointment to highlight the boom of telemedicine offerings amid COVID-19 shutdowns and outbreaks.
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Staying Connected During COVID-19
Social Distancing, Self-Isolation, Quarantine, all good ideas to flatten the curve of the Corona virus. But if you are already a socially isolated older adult, already susceptible to fraud or abuse, we need you to be extra vigilant right now. There may be individuals who use this uncertain time as a means to defraud and frighten.
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Causes and Consequences of Perceived Financial Exploitation in Older Adults
Annie Nguyen, PhD shares several posters and presentations from the annual American Public Health Association Conference.
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Doctor Radio interview: Healthy Aging series “Elder Abuse, Caregivers, and Antibiotics”
Laura Mosqueda, MD, Dean, Keck School of Medicine of USC was interviewed by Doctor Radio to talk about Elder Abuse, Caregivers, and Antibiotics issues. *Please note login as a guest to listen to this exclusive interview.
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A patient’s perspective on elder abuse scams
Jo Marie Reilly, MD, MPH contributed to a coordinated piece for AAFP titled, "Protecting Patients from Elder Abuse Scams" featured in the Close-ups: A Patient's Perspective.
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Cognitive decline and social isolation common reasons for elderly financial abuse
On November 20, Duke Han, PhD and Deputy Director of the NCEA Julie Schoen were interviewed by the Alzheimer's Prevention Bulletin about the research related to why older adults are more vulnerable to financial abuse.
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New article evaluates elder abuse intervention programs
Read the new article reports the findings of a multi-method, cross-site comparison of four California Forensic Centers.
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Study: Financial abuse of older adults by family members more common than scams by strangers
Read our new Important Findings from the NCEA Resource Line blog!
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Special Thanks to Judith D. Tamkin
We are sincerely appreciative to Judith D. Tamkin for her gift to help establish the USC Center on Elder Mistreatment’s website. Her deep and personal commitment to eradicating elder abuse is helping to reshape our understanding of elder abuse and ultimately save innumerable older adults from abuse and neglect.
