The Senior Savings Protection Act extends federal funding for programs that help low-income seniors and older Americans access benefits and healthcare information. The bill provides $15 million annually through 2030 for three key programs—state health insurance assistance programs, area agencies on aging, and a coordination effort to inform seniors about federal and state benefits—plus an additional $5 million yearly for aging and disability resource centers. These funds support local organizations that help older Americans navigate Medicare, Medicaid, and other assistance programs. The legislation affects seniors nationwide and the nonprofits and state agencies that serve them, with a total commitment of $80 million over five fiscal years (2026–2030). The bill was introduced in July 2025 and referred to the Senate Committee on Finance.
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