Helping seniors stay safe from scams, fraud, and digital threats — with patient, one-on-one guidance in plain, simple language.
You don’t have to figure this out alone.
Scammers impersonate banks, government agencies, technology companies, and even family members to pressure older adults into handing over money. These schemes can threaten retirement savings, independence, and peace of mind.
Adults aged 60 and older reported $7.748 billion in losses to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center in 2025 — a 59% increase from 2024.
In November 2025, the San Diego County District Attorney reported that local seniors had lost more than $130 million to online and phone scams during a one-year period.
Local authorities warn that elder fraud is underreported, often because victims feel ashamed or embarrassed. Being deceived is nothing to be ashamed of — scammers deliberately manipulate trust and create urgency.
Our personalized sessions help you recognize suspicious requests and feel more prepared to respond.
Sources: FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), 2025 data; San Diego County District Attorney, November 2025.
Build confidence in recognizing and responding to scams through one two-hour, one-on-one session, tailored to your needs. We explain everything in plain language, go at your pace, and make time for your questions.
Need a little more time? If needed, we offer up to one additional hour at no extra charge.
Learn how common phone, text, email, and online scams work — and the warning signs to watch for.
Practice realistic scam scenarios so you feel more prepared to stop, verify, and respond safely.
Receive a plan and practical checklists tailored to your concerns, with clear steps to take if you suspect fraud.
For an additional fee, we offer hands-on help reviewing device settings, strengthening passwords, and improving security on your phone, computer, and online accounts. Pricing and scope are discussed before you book.
Call 619-453-0165 or send us a message to discuss your needs and schedule your session.
We are a veteran-founded small business with a background in cybersecurity and computer engineering.
Senior Safeguard was founded after an older family friend became a victim of fraud and struggled to find personalized, hands-on help. That experience inspired us to take action — helping seniors recognize scams, protect themselves, and understand what to do if fraud happens.
Simple, patient guidance to help seniors stay safe from scams and protect what matters most.
We partner with local churches to help older members learn to recognize scams — and to give back to the congregations that refer them.
Through a newsletter, flyer, announcement, or information table. We provide the materials and handle all questions and scheduling.
For each qualifying paid client connected to your church, we donate $300 within 24 hours of receiving full payment.
After their session, clients receive referral cards with a code linked to your church. Each qualifying purchase using that code sends another $300 to your church.
Purchasing and referring are entirely optional. Members do not receive a personal referral payment — every donation goes to the church.
Enter it in the contact form below so your church gets credit. Church leaders: send us a message to set up a partnership.
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