Social Security Administration

I am very concerned with how the disabled and struggling are being treated by this organization. This agency doesn't consider the struggles of younger people enough. I suffer from severe fibromyalgia, endometriosis, and asthma that interfere with my work life and make me miss more work than able-bodied people. I had to drop out of school because of how severe my conditions were. There are many like myself who have been living with disabilities since childhood, do not have access to healthy support systems, and are in fear of becoming homeless. I make less than 1500 dollars per month, yet I keep getting denied just because I'm working. I am tired of this invalidating "you're not disabled enough," rhetoric when I am living in existential dread every day and worried that I will not make it in this world. During the most difficult period of my life, too.I have heard very similar stories from other people who are going through even worse times than I am and are older, yet they STILL cannot get benefits. This system is broken. And for those who do get approved, they may not even be receiving enough to fully cover their life expenses.Also, their website's UI is awful and not user friendly at all. I need a lawyer to help me navigate and file appeals on my behalf because it's too hard to find what I need myself. It is so difficult to get in touch with a real human over the phone. One time, I was on hold for almost an hour.

The Social Security office in the state of Kenosha Wisconsin is the worst place I have ever been dealt with and visited I had a hearing here I’m getting phone calls how to do this and how to do that they’re guiding me on different ways with so much papers really overwhelming they look like they don’t even know what there doing on how to do things and how I can be represented by a administrative judge but never told that I needed to be represented by an attorney they go and dismiss my case which I don’t understand why they didn’t inform me that I needed to be represented by An attorney in the beginning this is what I’m talking about they do not help the disability and you sit there and say how I can do a lot of things because people help me do your job that you don’t do You blame the disability for overpayments learn how do your job it’s very unprofessional do to the fact you work for the government lean how to take responsibility for your actions on dirty crap you do you try to cover it up to blame the disability you have Sylvia Gomez Sits in social security office acts like nothing ever even happen she knows what she did why don’t you ask her what she did but yet she gets paid and she still has her job shame on you you make me sick!!!!!

Dear Sir / Madam: The security staff at the entrance of the building, answered my question! The elvators and the appointment room were very clean and a pleasure to look at! The security person was courteous and answered my question. Ms. Hughes., was courteous informative, patient, friendly, knowledgeable and professional. I needed a change of address and she explained the procedures! Ms. Hughes., was excellent and the meeting did not take a long time. The following is the address for the Social Secuity Adminstration office: 20 South Broadway, Suite 500. Yonkers, New York, 10701. Thank you, Ms. Hughes and Social Security Adminstration and the Social Security Adminstration. Sincerely, Hilda Anaya-Agosto. staff.

I've been to the Hamilton, OH office nine times. I've asked them over and over to update their website so I can see the number of credits I have toward my retirement. They tell me they can see it from their side, but on the website where I log in, it still says zero. This is wrong. Why does it have to be so difficult to get accurate information on their website? They need better management, not to mention competent IT people.