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Elder Abuse Prevention

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Important Info

Report Elder Abuse

Anyone who knows or suspects that an elder or dependent adult is being neglected or abused should immediately report this abuse to Adult Protective Services (APS).

APS: (415) 355-6700

Watch informative lectures on elder abuse and prevention. The first addresses care professional and details signs of elder abuse in patients. The second addresses the lay public and discusses the complexities of elder abuse in our community.

Forensic Markers of Elder Abuse
(Broadcast Date: 5/13/2008)
This program details the forensic signs of elder abuse. Dr. Mosqueda's presentation is essential viewing by anyone who treats this vulnerable population. In this program, Dr. Mosqueda explains how to discern the normal signs of aging from signs of abuse.
Watch this lecture on YouTube.

Elder Abuse
(Broadcast Date: 5/26/2008)
The lecture "Elder Abuse" addresses the lay public, describes the nature and scope of elder abuse, explaining some of the vulnerabilities to mistreatment and posing some ethical questions to ponder.
Watch this lecture on YouTube

 

American Psychological Association
Phone: (202) 336-6050 - Washington, D.C.
www.apa.org/pi/aging/eldabuse.html

Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse
Research, education, and access to violence related resources
www.mincava.umn.edu

National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA)
Information & Assistance
Phone: (202) 898-2586 - Washington, D.C.
www.elderabusecenter.org

National Center for the Victim's of Crime
Resource and advocacy organization for crime victims
www.ncvc.org

National Citizen's Coalition for Nursing Home Reform
www.nccnhr.org

National Committee for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (NCPEA)
Phone: (202) 682-4140 - Washington, D.C.
www.preventelderabuse.org

Physicians for a Violence-Free Society (PVS)
www.aast.org

Texas Adult Protective Services
www.tdprs.state.tx.us

Wisconsin Lawyer Article on Elder Abuse
www.wisbar.org/wislawmag/2000/09/speltz.html

California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform
www.canhr.org

Elder Abuse Law - Schwartz & Schwartz Lawyers
Serving California
www.elderabuselaw.com

Adult Protective Services (APS)
If you suspect elder or dependent adult abuse, call APS Hotline immediately.
Phone - APS Hotline: (415)557-5230
www.sfgov.org/site/frame.asp?u=http://www.sfhsa.org/DAAS.htm

Elder Abuse Prevention Consortium
Coordinates services for abused seniors, promotes public awareness, provides training & education to seniors & professionals, and advocates for policies that protect elders.

San Francisco Elder Abuse Forensic Center
Crucial meeting point for professionals & agencies that assess, investigate, and prosecute elder and dependent adult abuse.

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IOA Services | Elder Abuse Services

IOA provides elder abuse prevention and counseling services.

Individual Counseling & Psychotherapy
Center for Elderly Suicide Prevention
Friendship Line
Support Groups

IOA Partners | Elder Abuse Prevention & Advocacy

IOA provides training, advocacy & legal assistance to elder abuse victims and the professionals who serve them.

Elder Abuse Prevention Consortium
Coordinates services for abused seniors, promotes public awareness, provides training & education to seniors & professionals, and advocates for policies that protect elders.

San Francisco Elder Abuse Forensic Center
Crucial meeting point for professionals & agencies that assess, investigate, and prosecute elder and dependent adult abuse.

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