Just last week, the U.S. House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly 261-155 to support older workers who have been overlooked or pushed out the backdoor because of their age. 

On behalf of American Senior Alliance, we are grateful to our members of Congress for putting politics aside to help protect our older Americans from fraud by the passage of the TRACED Act. American Senior Alliance spends the majority of the time working in state capitols fighting for seniors and protecting their hard earned dollars. 

American Senior Alliance started our non profit 4 years ago with the simple mission, to fight for our older Americans and protect their hard earned dollars. 

In a difficult 2017 decision to control costs, the Social Administration decided to discontinue sending Social Security statements in the mail.

It is vital for law enforcement to fight health care fraud to protect our citizens and the economy.  Even though there are only a few providers engaging in fraud, it raises the cost of care for everyone.  If we all pitch in together, we can help prevent health care fraud.

Who doesn't enjoy a huge belly laugh?  No matter your age, health experts say laughter is good for the mind, heart and soul.

November is the appropriate month to celebrate our caregivers with National Family Caregivers Month.

Many of us have heart warming stories about our pharmacists.  October just so happens to be American Pharmacists Month and the perfect time to show our appreciation by bringing awareness to such a trusted profession. 

As we approach the holiday season, it is important to know, America has some of the finest non-profits in the world, but occasionally there may be one out there that may disappoint us. 

For seniors and others living on fixed incomes, keeping up with the rising costs of health care and prescription drugs is difficult enough. Surprise billing—which happens when patients, often unknowingly, receive out-of-network medical care and are later hit with astronomically high bills for the cost of care not covered by insurance—only makes the situation that much worse.