Combating Ageism in America
As a 2106 Influencer in Aging honoree, NCPSSM President/CEO, Max Richtman, answered the question: “What is the one thing you would like
NCPSSM President/CEO Named 2016 Influencer in Aging
The National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare's President/CEO, Max Richtman, has been named a “2016 Influencer in Aging” by Next
Telling the Truth about Social Security’s Funding isn’t “Nasty” it’s Just Reality
OK...we're just 18 days until election day and the final debate has come and gone. Thank goodness. While Social Security and Medicare
Why Tonight’s Debate Matters: Especially for America’s Seniors
By most accounts, tonight's Vice Presidential debate candidates Democratic Senator Tim Kaine and Republican Governor Mike Pence will meet for the
Social Security Should Change New Cell Phone Security Rule
As we first reported last week, new federal online security rules have led the Social Security Administration to require all new and
Will America’s Seniors Vote Against Their Own Self-Interests…Again?
by Max Richtman, NCPSSM President/CEOAs a seniors' advocate who's worked on aging policy issues for decades, one of the most common questions
New Federal Privacy Rules Pose a Challenge for Some Seniors in Social Security
All new and current account holders to Social Security's online portal, my Social Security, will now be required to have a text-enabled cell
Two Party Platforms: Two Starkly Different Views on Social Security
The Democratic Platform released today clearly shows that the differences between how the Democratic and Republican parties will approach the future
Mike Pence’s Long History Attacking Social Security & Medicare
GOP Presidential candidate, Donald Trump, has chosen one of Congress' most aggressive Social Security privatization supporters to serve as his Vice
Why All Hospital Stays Aren’t Created Equal in Medicare
For years, patients and advocates have been warning of the increasing use of the patient classification status known as “observation stays.”