By Danial Amjad, Policy Analyst Medicare could change how it pays doctors under a new proposal from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), with…
By Susan Stewart, Licensed Insurance Agent If you have Medicare, chances are you’ve received a call about your coverage that left you confused, worried, or pressured to decide. Some…
By Alex Moore, Editor Introduced in 2026, The Patient Safety and Whistleblower Protections Act would effectively ban private equity (PE) ownership of hospitals and nursing…
By Daisy Brown, Legislative Liaison As we often discuss here at The Advisor, wealthy Americans don’t pay the same portion of their income into Social Security taxes as everyone else. Once someone’s…
By John I. Adams, Chairman With 2026 midterm elections on the horizon, candidates from both parties will participate in town hall meetings across the country to share their policy…
For Immediate Release – September 11, 2026 TSCL predicts that Social Security’s 2027 Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) will be 3.5 percent. This figure is…
By Alex Moore, Editor The U.S. is home to more than 125,000 libraries, including more than 17,000 public libraries. And while we all know that libraries serve…
By Alex Moore, Editor Shoring up your online security to prevent hackers targeting your personal information online has never felt more important for seniors. About…
By Susan Stewart, Licensed Insurance Agent When deciding on a topic to write about for this month, I thought about the people I talk to…
By Shannon Benton, Executive Director, TSCL The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) recently recognized two members of Congress for their commitment to improving the lives of…
