Resources
Practical help, on your terms.
For you and the people who love you.
A starting place when you don’t know where to start. Below are GOLD’s plain-English guides, programs, and references, built for older adults and the families helping them.
Scam prevention & the S.C.A.M. framework
Our four-step decision tool, Stop, Confirm, Avoid sharing personal information, Make a report, and how to use it the moment something feels off.
Learn the S.C.A.M. frameworkPatient portals & telehealth (MyChart)
How to set up MyChart, message your care team, review test results, and use telehealth visits, taught in collaboration with Epic.
Find a patient portal classAI Made Simple, a plain-English start
What artificial intelligence actually is, where it shows up in your daily life, and how to use it safely without becoming a target.
Read AI Made SimpleWellness for body & mind
Movement, mindfulness, healthy aging, and digital balance, because digital independence only matters in a body and a life you can enjoy.
Explore Living WellWorkshop schedule
Browse upcoming in-person and virtual workshops across our partner communities. Free to attend. RSVP confirms a seat for you.
See upcoming workshopsMember stories
Real moments from real members, the first MyChart login, the scam that almost worked, the granddaughter video-called for the first time.
Read member storiesFor families & caregivers
If you’re helping a parent, grandparent, or neighbor navigate technology, scams, or healthcare systems, GOLD is built for both of you.
Ask us about family sessions, in-home one-on-one support, or how to set up a loved one’s patient portal in a way they can actually use independently.
Talk to us about your situationStay in the loop
Two simple ways to keep up: a low-volume email list, and a workshop calendar that updates itself.
Email alerts
Workshop announcements, fresh scam alerts, and the occasional member story. We send only when we have something useful to say.
Subscribe to email alertsDon’t see what you need?
Ask us. That’s the whole point.
GOLD started because the resources older adults actually needed didn’t exist. If you have a question we haven’t answered, tell us, that’s often how the next class gets built.