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Social Security’s Services - A Statement By The Commissioner
Anyone who has tried to contact Social Security recently knows that the COVID-19 pandemic has taken its toll on services provided by the Social Security Administration. As most private companies have scrambled to adapt to pandemic-induced restrictions, so has the Social Security Administration modified their procedures to continue full service while field offices are closed to general public access. The lack of free access to in-person interaction at Social Security is an issue which the agency is actively trying to overcome through innovative online and virtual services techniques, as discussed in this statement by Andrew Saul, Commissioner of Social Security, appearing at Colorado’s “My Primetime News.” Click here to read more.
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