Improving the Social Security Administration's Hearing Process

Over the past two years, the Social Security Advisory Board has been examining the SSA hearing process, focusing attention on issues of consistency, productivity, long processing times and large backlogs, hearing office management, and the relationship between the agency and its corps of administrative law judges.  On the basis of this study, the Board has developed recommendations aimed at making the process more fair, consistent, and efficient. 

Please send a printed copy of the checked items:

The Unsustainable Cost of Health Care (September 2009)

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The Social Security Statement: How It Can Be Improved (August 2009)

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Bridging The Gap (April 2009)

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Working for Retirement Security (September 2008)

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The Social Security Definition of Disability (October 2003)

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Disability Decision Making: Data and Materials

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Improving the Social Security Administration's Hearing Process (2006)

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A Disability System for the 21st Century (2006)

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Retirement Security: The Unfolding of a Predictable Surprise (March 2005)

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Social Security: Why Action Should Be Taken Soon (2005 edition)

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