Expert Panel: Senior Fraud Prevention

Wednesday, December 10 | United Hebrew Campus

Join us for an important community conversation on how to protect older adults from financial scams and fraud. Each year, millions of seniors fall victim to schemes that range from sweepstakes and romance scams to online impersonations and phone-based cons—resulting in more than $3 billion in annual losses.

Moderated by Emmy Award-winning NBC 4 New York Consumer Reporter Lynda Baquero, this educational panel brings together experts from law enforcement, banking, and elder care to share the latest tactics used by scammers, including warning signs to look for, and practical steps families can take to safeguard loved ones.

Featured Panelists:

Jim Maisano, Director, Westchester County Consumer Protection Department
Christine Hatfield, Bureau Chief, Child Abuse & Elder Abuse, Westchester County District Attorney's Office
Gwen Galef, Bureau Chief, Economic Crimes, Westchester County Distict Attorney's Office
Daniel Reingold, M.S., J.D., Former President & CEO, Hebrew Home at Riverdale, Founder, Weinberg Center for Elder Abuse

Don’t miss this opportunity to stay informed and empowered.
Join us on December 10th and learn how to stop elder fraud before it starts.

To register for this FREE event, click here or call call 800-272-3900.

Date: December 10, 2025

Time: 2 pm -3 pm

Location:

Willow Towers Assisted Living

United Hebrew Campus

355 Pelham Road

New Rochelle, NY 10805

Parking is metered.

Protecting Seniors from Fraud

Protecting Seniors from Fraud