Us Congress 2023-2024 Regular Session

Us Congress House Bill HR1564

Introduced
11/8/24  

Caption

Recognizing the need for a Senior Security Promise.

Impact

If enacted, HR1564 would potentially influence federal policies regarding aging, health care, and social security. The resolution calls upon Congress to ensure the solvency of Social Security and Disability benefits and to enhance support services for older adults, especially regarding health care access and financial protection from fraud. In doing so, it aims to create a more secure and dignified life for older Americans, ensuring they are able to contribute positively to society without the risk of discrimination or economic uncertainty.

Summary

HR1564, titled 'Recognizing the need for a Senior Security Promise,' is a resolution aimed at reaffirming the commitment of the United States to older Americans. It recognizes the significant contributions of older individuals to American society and emphasizes the increasing demographic of seniors in the population. The resolution argues for the necessity of access to affordable health care, the protection of critical social safety nets such as Social Security and Medicare, and the importance of addressing age discrimination in the workforce. With nearly 11.2 million older Americans participating in the labor force, the resolution seeks to ensure their rights and improve their working conditions.

Contention

A notable point of contention surrounding HR1564 revolves around the funding and implementation of the proposed measures. While supporters see the resolution as a necessary recognition of the challenges faced by older Americans, critics may argue about the feasibility of the proposed protections and the potential fiscal implications. Additionally, discussions may arise regarding the balance between ensuring support for seniors while not imposing excessive burdens on state or federal budgets. As the population of older Americans continues to grow, the challenge of meeting their needs without compromising other governmental priorities will remain a critical issue.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

US HB7605

SENIOR Act of 2024 Safeguarding Elderly Needs through Innovation and Occupational Resources Act of 2024

US HB3000

Caring for Seniors Act

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