Seniors In Distress
Main Line: (954) 391-5676
Toll-Free: (800) 630-1550
Email: info@seniorsindistress.org
Text Support: coming soon
Languages: English, and others upon request
Response Time: Same day (Monday–Sunday)
Day or night, one number connects you directly to real help for neglect, abuse, and fraud—no transfers, no confusion, no delays.
- Direct Connection: Call, text, or email us to reach a trained Advocate
- Real Conversations: Talk to someone who acts and takes you seriously
- Personal Response: We tailor help to what the senior is actually facing
Always available
There are many ways to reach out to us—call, text, email, or send a message through our website. No matter how you contact us, you will always reach someone who is ready to help. Day or night, we are here.
Please note: We respond to non-life-threatening concerns involving neglect, abuse, fraud, or mistreatment. If someone is in immediate danger, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency facility.
Weekdays — 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
During regular business hours, every call is answered by a trained Advocate ready to help with membership, concerns, complaints, or questions.
Evenings & After the Sun Goes Down
When the day winds down, we open up with hospitals, nursing homes, and care facilities. Our phone line stays open, and you can still reach a live Advocate or leave a message for urgent follow-up.
Weekends & Holidays
Mistreatment does not wait for Monday—and neither do we. Whether it is a holiday or a Sunday evening, our team is available. Every voicemail, text, and email is reviewed around the clock.
Call, Text, or Email — Anytime
One number works 24/7. Whether you are more comfortable sending a message or picking up the phone, we are always within reach.
Who is Answering the Phone
Every person who picks up is a trained Advocate—no operators, no guessing games. We know the systems, the struggles, and the urgency seniors face.
Before you call us
For Seniors, Family Members, and Caregivers
- We are here to help with non-life-threatening concerns. If there is an immediate emergency, please call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.
- Anyone can call—whether you are a senior, a family member, caregiver, or friend. Your concern matters.
- You do not need all the details or proof to start a conversation—if something feels wrong, call us.
- You can choose to remain anonymous or share only what you feel comfortable with.
- Our Advocates guide you through the process, asking questions and providing support every step of the way.
Calling for a senior
For Nurses, Neighbors, Facility Staff, and Other Concerned Parties
- Thank you for looking out for seniors in your care or community.
- You do not need permission or legal authority to call if you suspect mistreatment or neglect.
- Please share as much information as you can, while respecting the senior’s privacy and confidentiality.
- You may be contacted later for follow-up or additional details to help us assist effectively.
- You can remain anonymous if you wish; your identity and information will be kept confidential.
- We work with caregivers, healthcare professionals, and community members as partners to protect seniors.
📞 Call Seniors In Distress 24/7 at (954) 391-5676 or email info@seniorsindistress.org