ATTLEBORO VILLAGE TO OFFER PROGRAM ON SCAMS THAT TARGET SENIORS

Attleboro Village is pleased to present an informative program entitled “Scams that Target Seniors.” The program will be presented by Richard L. Newman, Esq. of Newman Elder Law (pictured above) on Thursday, February 18 at 7:00 p.m. Attleboro Village is located at 290 East Winchester Avenue, Langhorne, PA 19047.

Seniors can be especially vulnerable to scams, since many live alone, have health issues and are not familiar with handling financial matters. Mr. Newman will discuss the various ways that seniors can identify and protect themselves from common scams including: telemarketing or mail fraud; identity theft; credit card fraud; price gauging; false injury or peril to a loved one and financial fraud. He will also offer suggestions for how seniors can get help if they think they have been victimized.

“Scammers target seniors that they perceive to be vulnerable,” said Newman. “It is important for seniors to familiarize themselves with common scams, so that they don’t become the next target for criminals.”

The program is free and open to the public. To reserve a seat call, 215 750-9424 ext.124 or email info@attleborovillage.com.

About Richard Newman, Esq.
Richard Newman, Esq. is the founder of Newman Elder Law, with offices in Southampton and Doylestown, PA. He is a graduate of Temple Law School and licensed in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Newman’s specialties are Elder Law and Special Needs Planning. His practice serves clients in Bucks and Montgomery counties, as well as Philadelphia. For more information visit http://www.newmanelderlaw.com.

About the Attleboro Community
Owned and operated by the Wilmac Family Healthcare Network, the Attleboro Community embodies a welcoming spirit that enhances everyday living for residents. This vibrant community promotes a healthy, active lifestyle while offering the security that comes with a continuum of care. To learn more visit http://www.attleborovillage.com.