Aging Best

Today, we honor Juneteenth, a day that commemorates freedom, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of equality. As we reflect on this important moment in our nation's history, we celebrate the strength, wisdom, and contributions of older adults whose experiences and stories continue to enrich our communities.

Juneteenth reminds us of the importance of learning from the past, honoring those who came before us, and working together to build a more inclusive future for all.

We wish everyone a meaningful day of reflection, celebration, and community.

Please note that Aging Best offices are closed today in observance of Juneteenth. Some senior centers may be open and hosting fundraiser lunches. Please contact your local senior center for details on activities and hours.

❤️🖤💚 Happy Juneteenth!

CPR and First Aid Class on June 26th see flyer for registration information.

See flyer to register for this class at the Aging Best Center starting June 24th

⚠️ Scammers are getting smarter—but so are we!

We had a great and informative time at our SCAMBOREE ,as we raise awareness during SMP Fraud Prevention Week. Learn the warning signs of scams, discover ways to protect your Medicare information, and connect with local resources dedicated to keeping our community safe.

Together, we can stop fraud before it starts.
THANK YOU TO HANOVER ESTATES IN BOONE COUNTY-COLUMBIA,MO FOR SUPPORTING!

🛡️ Protect. Detect. Report.
🤓PLEASE GO FOLLOW Missouri SMP - Senior Medicare Patrol SMP National Resource Center FOR MORE INFORMATION!

🚨 Don't Get Scammed — Get Informed! 🚨
THANK YOU TO HANOVER ESTATES FOR HELPING UP SPREAD THE WORD AND PREVENT FRAUD. (BOONE COUNTY -COLUMBIA,MO)
Today we're out in the community for SCAMBOREE as part of SMP Fraud Prevention Week! Join us to learn how to recognize scams, prevent Medicare fraud, and protect yourself and your loved ones from financial exploitation.

Knowledge is your best defense against fraud. Stop by, ask questions, and pick up valuable resources to help safeguard your Medicare benefits.

Sharing silly moments with family is important. Sharing Medicare numbers with people who ask for it over the phone, through email, or at the door is risky.

If you have a family member or take care of someone over 65, talk to them about never sharing their Medicare number to unsolicited requests. This is likely a scam and could lead to medical identity theft.