Washington, DC – Today, the Board published its FY 2022 Annual Report, summarizing its accomplishments for the year. These include presentations and reports on the following topics:
- IT Systems Modernization. The Board hosted the final three public sessions in its seven-part systems speaker series on IT issues. Session participants discussed cybersecurity challenges in both the public and private sectors, Federal IT acquisition, and user-friendly secure systems.
- Social Security Disability. The Board released a report examining the medical evidence collection process in adult disability claims. It recommends that SSA research ways to improve evidence collection to support more timely decisions.
- Service to the Public. The Board hosted two experts in a public session on researching and evaluating equitable access to Social Security. The Board also published a report on how using evidence can enhance Social Security’s service equity.
- Supplemental Security Income. The Board published its annual SSI statement urging SSA to introduce an online application specifically for older adults. The Board hosted a public policy briefing on Social Security Marriage Penalties.
To access past annual reports, visit the Board’s Collected Annual Reports page.
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