10/05/2026
🚨 **A quick reminder for my seniors & their families:**
If someone calls you unexpectedly and says they’re from Medicare, Social Security, your bank, or another company you recognize — **don’t feel pressured to give them information right away.**
A few good habits to remember:
✅ Don’t give out your Medicare number, Social Security number, passwords, or banking information to an unexpected caller.
✅ If they say you need to “act immediately,” hang up and call the organization back using a phone number you KNOW is legitimate.
✅ Be extra cautious if someone asks you to pay with gift cards, cryptocurrency, or by sending money somewhere urgently.
✅ And if something just doesn’t feel right, it’s completely okay to hang up and ask a family member or someone you trust to take a look first.
Scammers are getting VERY convincing, and being cautious is nothing to be embarrassed about.
**Save this & send it to a parent, grandparent, friend, or neighbor who could use the reminder. ❤️**
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