Seniors deserve protection that prevents mistreatment before harm occurs—not action that begins after it is too late—and holds the people, places, and systems responsible fully accountable
People
AARP stated majority of seniors experienced some form of physical, emotional or financial abuse by people they know or trust
Things
of seniors face fraud attempts by phone, text, email, or online
What Better Support Looks Like
Protection Advocates
We identify risks, document concerns, support appropriate reporting and referrals, and follow up to determine whether action was taken
Protection Concerns
People
Around the Senior
Caregivers:
missed care, unreliability
Family:
pressure, isolation, control
Staff:
conduct, consistency, response
Others:
access, influence, patterns
Protection Concerns
Places
Seniors Depend On
Home:
hazards, unsafe conditions
Care Facility:
missed care, poor oversight
Hospitals:
delays, communication gaps
Shelters:
security, supervision concerns
Protection Concerns
Things
Seniors Use Everyday
System:
gaps, breakdowns
Processes:
missed steps, delays
Technology:
scams, unsafe access
Finances:
misuse, pressure, control
Risk Levels Explained
The level shows whether the situation calls for urgent action, continued observation, or routine review
My husband had a stroke, and suddenly I was making decisions for both of us. His Advocate helped me recognize suspicious calls, protect our accounts, and install online alerts.
Paula—Joined 2025
1. Talk to Protection Advocate
2. Complete Quality of Life Check
3. Join + Develop Protection Plan
Advocacy In Action
From distress to better protection
Seniors Deserve: Better Protection
$15,211 missing from account overnight
Live Better
At Home
Eat Better
At Home
Seniors + Families + Caregivers
Meet the seniors
with protection
SID is not an emergency service. Call 911 when someone is in immediate danger.
