Protecting Valley seniors from fraud : News : ValleyCentral.com

Healthcare Fraud can happen to anyone, but more common victims are our senior citizens. Dolores Salinas, from the Better Business Bureau and Roberto Obregon, with Texas SMP joined us on Action 4 Sunrise to talk about an upcoming event that empowers seniors to be vigilant of these scammers, and what to look out for.

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