Within the last two weeks TSCL has been troubled by the statements of some members of Congress about what could happen to Social Security and Medicare. The four Republican lawmakers interested in serving as House Budg ...

Home healthcare has gained great popularity with many seniors in the U.S. It was especially welcomed during the Covid pandemic because it allows seniors to get the health care, they needed without having to go to a hospi ...

TSCL has been urging our supporters for the last few weeks to get the second Covid booster and the seasonal flu vaccination as soon as possible. It is becoming even more important to do so as the cases of flu are rapidly ...

US influenza hospitalizations are the highest they have been in the last 12 years at this point in the season, according to a new government report. More than 2,300 patients were admitted to US hospitals during the we ...

Will I Have A Tax Bill Next April? Q:  My wife and I did not pay any tax for 2021.  Our only income was $30,900 in Social Security and a $10,000 certificate of deposit which was earning next to zero interest.  In 2022 ...

5 Common Complaints About Medicare Advantage Plans And What Can Be Done About Them Medicare Advantage plans are a popular choice for 48% of all Medicare beneficiaries — many of whom select their plan out of the need ...

Changes That Older Americans Support To Strengthen Social Security Benefits By Daisy Brown, Legislative Liaison No matter what their party leaning, older voters share some clear legislative priorities for Congress. ...

Will The Social Security Benefits of One in Five Older Adults Become Taxable For First Time In 2022? By Edward Cates, Chairman of the Board, TSCL About one-out-of-five Social Security recipients whose incomes are s ...

Mary Johnson, Editor About one in five Medicare beneficiaries (21%) who participated in TSCL’s Senior Priority Plan Survey conducted from May - July, report that they filed an application for Medicare Extra Help over ...