Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives that the Congress should enact the Older Americans Bill of Rights to establish that older Americans should have the right to live with dignity and with independence.

Healthcare and Long-Term Support: The bill suggests guaranteed access to equitable, timely, and safe healthcare, as well as expanded Medicare and Medicaid benefits to meet growing needs (Section 1, A and B).

Prescription Drug Affordability: It aims to lower prescription drug prices and increase price transparency, which could help the nearly 90 percent of adults 65 or older who take prescription drugs (Section 1, C).

Aging in Place: The bill includes support for family and nonfamily caregivers and the expansion of the direct care workforce to help people remain in their homes (Section 1, D).

Safety and Protection: Provisions include protection against neglect, abandonment, domestic abuse (Section 1, E), as well as protection against financial exploitation, scams, and digital identity theft (Section 2, D).

Economic Security: The resolution calls for preserved, improved, and expanded Social Security benefits and the protection of pensions as earned benefits (Section 2, A and B).

Employment Protections: It includes the enforcement of age discrimination prohibitions in employment (Section 2, E).

Community Participation: The bill advocates for accessible and affordable housing and transportation (Section 3, A), as well as equitable access to technology and expanded broadband (Section 3, B).

Voting Rights: It calls for the right to vote and improved accessibility at polling locations (Section 3, D).