Justice in Aging calls on Congress and the President to preserve the SSA’s network of offices, retain staff, and restore the SSA’s ability to effectively serve the millions of Americans who rely on it.
Low-income older adults who aren’t eligible for premium-free Medicare Part A may qualify for financial help through the Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB) program.
Justice in Aging is releasing a series of two issue briefs to ensure advocates are aware of the services available to American Indian and Alaska Native older adults and the unique challenges they may face. This first issue brief in the series discusses the benefits available to tribal elders through the Social Security Administration, the unique rules that may apply to tribal communities, and the barriers and cultural factors that advocates should be aware of when supporting tribal elders in accessing these benefits.
Explore new SSI and Social Security overpayment policy changes that lower repayment rates, expand waiver options, and reduce financial hardship for older adults and people with disabilities.
Explore changes to SSI and Social Security overpayment policies, including lower withholding rates, longer repayment plans, and easier waiver processes for beneficiaries.
This Q&A covers key insights from a webinar on changes to SSI and Social Security. Topics include the 60-day appeal period, the SSI protective filing tool, and the exclusion of pandemic-related financial assistance.
