Join us for Tomah Health’s Healthy Aging Expo on Thursday, October 15, 2026 from 1:00-4:00pm at Tomah Health’s Professional Development Center!

Event Schedule:

Health Fair:

1:00-4:00pm in the Professional Development Center at Tomah Health

Includes health screenings, vaccines, free food, and over 35 door prizes

Presentations:

1:15-2:15pm– Fraud Prevention with Tomah Area Credit Union in Classroom 1B at Tomah Health

Scammers are more likely to target adults over 60, using increasingly sophisticated tactics to gain access to personal information and financial assets. This educational seminar is designed specifically for seniors and caregivers, providing practical tips and real-world examples to help recognize and avoid common scam. Topics include impersonation scams, phishing emails and text messages, check washing, gift card fraud, wire scams, and online shopping fraud. Participants will learn how to identify warning signs, protect their personal and financial information, and take steps to safeguard their accounts. The session also covers what to do if you become a victim of fraud and where to report suspicious activity.This informative and easy-to-understand presentation empowers older adults to stay alert, make informed decisions, and confidently protect themselves from today’s most common scams.

2:30-3:15pm–Staying Safe Online: Everyday Habits That Protect You with Tomah Tech Hero in Classroom 1B at Tomah Health

From passwords to Wi-Fi to what AI knows about you, staying safe online doesn’t require becoming a tech expert. This talk covers simple, practical habits — protecting your accounts, your devices, and your privacy — so you can use technology with confidence, not anxiety.

3:15-4:00pm– Where Did my Photos Go? Understanding the Cloud and What It Knows About You with Tomah Tech Hero in Classroom 1B at Tomah Health

If you’ve ever wondered why your phone says your photos are backed up, why Word wants a subscription, or how an ad found you moments after a conversation, this talk is for you. We’ll demystify the cloud in plain language, then follow your information where it goes — into data ownership, AI, and the pool of personal details that scammers rely on.