Prime Time Living

In our Prime Time Living segment, produced in partnership with the Maryland Department of Aging we tackle the complexities of Medicare open enrollment with Sherry Kolbe, SHIP coordinator of Baltimore County.

Sherry Kolbe
SHIP Coordinator of Baltimore County

Prime Time Living

New resources for older drivers to stay safe behind the wheel.

Dr. Gina Prevall
Chief, Medical Advisory Board, MDOT MVA

David Trolio
Director, Cecil County Department of Community Services

Prime Time Living - Elderly Isolation

A look at the impact social isolation and loneliness can have on older adults, plus a program that's here to help.

Diane Martin, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Gerontology, Director, The Center for the Study of Aging at McDaniel College

Bonnie Glick
Maryland Department of Aging

Prime Time Living: Elder Abuse Prevention

As the number of older adults in the United States continues to increase, so is the incidence of physical abuse and financial exploitation.

Valarie Colmore
Adult Protective Services Program, Maryland Department of Human Services

Prime Time Living - Depression & Isolation in Older Adults

Older adults are often struggling with loneliness, isolation and depression. We discuss ways and community resources to encourage active and rewarding lives.

Leigh Ann Eagle
Executive Director, Maryland Living Well Center of Excellence

Sue Lachenmayr
State Program Coordinator, Maryland Living Well Center of Excellence

Prime Time Living - Avoiding Fraud and Scams

A look at how vulnerable older adults in Maryland are targeted in scams and fraud and what can be done to prevent this.

Angie Barnett
Better Business Bureau Serving Greater MD

Prime Time Living - Emerging Treatments for Alzheimer’s Disease

A look at what Alzheimer’s disease does to a person, how is it diagnosed and some of the new treatments on the horizon, including stem cell therapy.

Dr. Paul Fishman
Professor of Neurology, University of Maryland School of Medicine

Prime Time Living - Opioids And Substance Abuse

Pain medications and opioids in Maryland represent a growing issue within the older adults community.

Kim Burton
Director of Older Adult Programs, Mental Health Association of Maryland