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2012 Annual Report

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NSCLC’s Paul Nathanson writes in a New America Media blog that it is crucial that the Social Security Administration communicate with individuals in language that people understand.
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Reneto Wilkins lost his SSI benefits and assessed $18,000 in overpayments when he had too much in savings… Read More.
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- New America Media blog by Paul Nathanson calls for better language interpretation by Social Security #socialsecurity http://t.co/blKPP8WnIC
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- NSCLC Webinar on broken SSI NonDisability Appeals Process June 12. What should be done. #SSI #SocialSecurity http://t.co/5IZkudhM65
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- Alliance for Health Reform briefing on dual eligibles from different perspectives. #dualeligibles #medicaid http://t.co/qogN7CbYtH
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- #DualEligible update: Virginia is fifth state receive CMS approval for a capitated demo: http://t.co/isEOPfNco1 #Medicare #Medicaid #LTSS
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- Kaiser Family Foundation says share of seniors lIving in poverty is at least double official rate. #poverty #seniors http://t.co/TIiAFRAi2U
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