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Security Social Funds Projected to Run Out by 2035, Urgent Action Needed

Washington, DC – The annual report released by Social Security and the Medicare Board of Trustees revealed that full Social Security benefits are expected to be depleted by 2035. This projection marks a slight improvement from last year’s estimate, which predicted the reserves to run dry by 2034. Commissioner of Social Security Martin O’Malley acknowledged the report as “a measure of good news” for the millions of Americans who rely on the program. O’Malley attributed …

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Healthcare Crisis: 35.2% of U.S. Adults Skipping Wellness Visits, Leading to Projected Shortage of 40,920 Physicians by 2034

In Chicago, Illinois, a recent study found that over one-third of U.S. adults did not receive a wellness visit in the past year. This concerning trend raises questions about the accessibility and availability of primary care services for Americans. Additionally, projections suggest that by 2034, there could be a significant shortage of up to 40,920 primary care physicians across the country, further exacerbating the healthcare disparities. As of December 2023, the number of people living …

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Seniors Challenged by Projected Social Security COLA Drop in 2025

WASHINGTON, DC – A forecasted drop in Social Security cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) for 2025 is likely to impact seniors as they struggle to keep up with rising prices and expenses. According to estimates, the increase in Social Security benefits may only reach 2.5%, falling behind the moderating inflation figures. The forecast comes from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), which predicts a 2.5% increase, slightly higher than the 1.75% estimated by the Senior Citizens League (TSCL). …

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