Medicare Anniversary a Reminder that Today’s Seniors Need More
President Lyndon B. Johnson signs Medicare into law on June 30, 1965 National Committee president Max Richtman released
House Committee Considers Bill to Boost Social Security
National Committee president Max Richtman is urging the House Ways and Means Committee to boost Social Security --- and keep the
Democratic Debates Must Include Social Security
During the first round of Democratic debates on MSBNC in June, the candidates were not asked a single question about Social
National Committee to Millennials: Social Security Belongs to You, Too!
The National Committee is actively pushing back against conservative propaganda about Social Security aimed squarely at Millennials. In June, NCPSSM released
Former NCPSSM Board Chair Wins Social Insurance Award
(L-R) National Committee president Max Richtman, Former Board Chair Dr. Carroll Estes, and legislative director Dan Adcock at 2019 Robert
Webinar Explains Wisdom of Waiting to Claim Social Security
(L-R) AARP's Kathy Stokes, NCPSSM's Web Phillips, and webinar panelist Rob Clark On June 27th, nearly 20,000 Americans had
PRICED Act Will Reduce Drug Costs by Promoting Competition
Seniors depend on drugs derived from living organisms – known as ‘biologics’ – to treat a plethora of serious health
Medicare Must Be Allowed to Negotiate Drug Prices
Four influential Democratic Senators delivered a message to their Republican colleagues and President Trump today: allowing Medicare to negotiate directly with
This Medical Bill is one of the Worst ‘Surprises’
As part of a bipartisan movement on Capitol Hill to confront “surprise medical bills,” Senators Patty Murray (D-WA) and Lamar Alexander
Lawmakers Aim to Keep Social Security Field Offices Open
Congresswoman Gwen Moore (D-WI) and Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) are taking concrete action to reduce the number of Social Security field