To help you stay strong while staying home, we created an exercise routine for seniors that can be done without fitness equipment.

In this IN-CASE video, we'll ease your fears about using apps and websites to arrange for groceries to be delivered or picked up curbside.

Fill your belly and say goodbye to scammers. These "Cooking for One" recipes include tips for preventing fraud and exploitation.

Social distancing is necessary right now, but social isolation can take a toll on our mental and physical health.

Indiana to participate in new COVID-19 Enforcement Task Force to protect Hoosier investors from Coronavirus-related investment fraud.

During times of crisis, scam reports spike. In fact, the Federal Trade Commission says that since January 1, it has received 18,235 reports.

Here's how to protect yourself from scams and fraud related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hoosiers are urged to be on alert for COVID-19 phishing scams or fraudulent emails, especially those pretending to be from the CDC.

U.S. Attorney General William Barr announces launch of new National Elder Fraud Hotline.

Business email compromise scams are skyrocketing in frequency. Businesses and other organizations have lost more than $3 billion since 2016.

IN-CASE members agree to a "no wrong door" approach when referring people to other organizations and agencies.

Isolation impacts as many as 24% community-dwelling senior citizens. It puts older adults at risk of exploitation and abuse.

How do you report senior abuse? An IN-CASE member with the Marion County Prosecutor's Office explains the process.

Online dating has made it easier than ever to find romance. It's also made it easier than ever for scammers to find victims.

Criminals use tactics, like impersonating utility company representatives, as a way to steal money from their victims.

What is normal cognitive aging? What are the risks for Alzheimer's disease? What things can a person do to improve their brain health?

Scammers offer seniors genetic testing services in order to steal their Medicare information for identity theft and fraudulent billing.

"Super" volunteers and staff at Senior Medicare Patrol help Hoosiers avoid Medicare fraud and abuse.

Con artists are clever. Duping people is their job. Here are some red flags to help you spot an investment scam.

People over the age of 60 account for 30% of investment fraud victims. The average loss for senior victims is between $12,500 and $25,000.