SecureOurCare.org aims to

Ensure Access to Quality Medical Care

ABOUT
Secure Our Care

Secure Our Care aims to ensure access to quality medical care by identifying solutions to problems that threaten that care. Older Americans deserve better choices and more control over their healthcare so they can receive the care they need. 

Secure Our Care is a project of 60 Plus, a non-partisan, non-profit organization that advocates for seniors and advances causes that matter most to seniors and their families.

$245 Billion

Estimated national cost for cancer care by 2030.

7.4 Million

Cancer diagnoses in the U.S. every year.

68 Million

People get their healthcare from Medicare.

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Why Secure Our Care?

Medicare is a promise to our nation’s seniors. It should safeguard them from unnecessary hardship later in life, not create more uncertainty and concern about the availability of the best treatment options available.

Every day in the United States, thousands of people are diagnosed with cancer and these patients will benefit by having more information on how aggressive their individual cancer is to guide more informed, better treatment plans. As part of 60 Plus’s commitment to advancing access to quality healthcare for senior citizens, we are fighting to ensure those on Medicare are free to choose the treatment that best suits their cancer and their individual choices.

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Secure Our Care is a project of 60 Plus, a non-partisan, non-profit organization that advocates for seniors and advances causes that matter most to seniors and their families. Founded in 1992, 60 Plus Association, the American Association of Senior Citizens is a 501c4 non-partisan, non-profit organization that advocates for seniors who believe in market-based solutions and are dedicated to protecting your right to freedom of speech and limited but effective government. We are committed to educating and advancing issues that matter most to seniors and their families such as protecting Social Security and Medicare, ensuring access to quality medical care, expanded educational options, lower taxes, retirement security, energy independence and permanently repealing the death tax.