Did You Receive a Letter from Social Security? Here’s What You Need to Know
You open your mail to find a letter saying you may be able to get help paying for the costs of Medicare. It appears to be from the Social Security Administration (SSA), but is it for real? Here’s what you need to know.
Straight Talk for Seniors®: The American Health Care Act
Last week, the House passed the American Health Care Act. The bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act would affect millions of older Americans—but it also has a long way to go before becoming law.
ReadStraight Talk for Seniors®: The ACA Is Safe for Now, But What’s Ahead?
On March 24, the House cancelled its vote to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. While opponents of the repeal bill are breathing a sigh of relief, this is only round one of several fights that are expected this year over programs for America’s seniors.
ReadStraight Talk for Seniors®: The House Affordable Care Act Repeal and Replace Bill
The House will vote soon on a bill to repeal and replace provisions of the Affordable Care Act—and the outcome will affect millions of older Americans, especially those who are most vulnerable.
ReadPlan Ahead: Schedule face time with your members of Congress
In two weeks, Congress is in recess and back in their home districts. Make plans now to personally connect with them about the seniors in their state.
ReadStraight Talk for Seniors®: The 2017 Federal Budget Process and Senior Programs
The federal budget process is rarely simple and straightforward—even for policy wonks. This year promises to be even more complex—and even more important for programs serving older Americans. Find out why.
ReadStraight Talk for Seniors®: The Prevention and Public Health Fund
The Prevention and Public Health Fund, part of the Affordable Care Act, is the nation’s largest single investment in prevention. Find out what it does and why it’s worth protecting from repeal.
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