Feeling comfortable with technology is no different than the many skills older adults have mastered throughout their lives. And for those who reject technology because they want to “stay off the grid,” we've got news for you: you're already on it, regardless of how little you think you're using technology. ...
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The Ohio Cannabis Health Summit will take place at Crowne Plaza Cleveland South, Independence on Saturday, July 13th, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
The Ohio Cannabis Health Summit is open to anyone seeking knowledge in the medical cannabis industry. Gain insight by getting up close and personal with some of the best and brightest minds in the business.
Connect with vendors, physicians, support groups, cannabis advocates, dispensaries and cultivators while learning about products and services related to cannabis and holistic health.
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Why is it that some people seem to "get" technology and some of us don't? If you're in the don't category, then you may be interested in a free tech expo coming up in August at the West Geauga Senior Center. Get hands-on help with smartphones, downloads and other tech stuff. If you want to learn how to use what you have or want to get started with the basics, this is the event for you. ...
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Senior Living Guide is distributed through hospitals, doctors' offices, libraries, assisted living facilities and other places where families seek help for older loved ones or for themselves. The guide includes comprehensive listings of rehab centers, senior living options, social service agencies and related resources. In addition, the pocket-sized booklet has practical tips on applying for Medicare, finding nursing homes and paying for care, in-home care options and other helpful information. ...
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Scammers posing as legitimate organizations or private individuals keep finding new ways to trick well-meaning people out of their money.Recently, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) found that instead of using wire transfer or gift cards, an increasing number of older adults are mailing cash to these fraudsters, with a median individual loss of $9,000. According to reports, the scammers often ask seniors to divide the bills into envelopes and place them between the pages of a magazine, then send them using various carriers, including UPS, FedEx, and the U.S. Postal Service. ...
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