The Social Security Forum
Volume 48
Number 7

July 2026

In the News

Save the Date! Remaining Virtual Circuit Meetings

If you haven’t had your circuit meeting yet, be sure to mark your calendars and register to join us next week. Check in with your board representative(s), hear what’s new at NOSSCR, and receive important updates about Social Security.

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Dispatches from Camp: ABLE and Trump Accounts

Check in with NOSSCR’s Senior Policy Advisor David Camp as he takes a look at the new Trump accounts, considers how they interact with ABLE accounts, and discusses what it all might mean for our clients.

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Got Talent? Sign Up for the Inaugural NOSSCR Talent Show!

Got a hidden talent? Now’s your chance to unleash it! Join us for the Scully Reception and Talent Show in Salt Lake City — open to all conference attendees. Sign up today to take the stage — spots are limited!

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Listing Equivalency Win in 11th Circuit Migraine Case (Wright v. Comm’r)

Current 11th Circuit Representative and Past President Sarah Bohr walks us through her recent win in a migraine headache case out of the 11th Circuit.

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Legislative Spotlight: Improve and Enhance the Work Opportunity Tax Credit Act

Our clients face an uphill battle when trying to navigate the complex landscape of returning to the workforce. This month, we spotlight companion bills pending in both chambers of Congress: H.R. 6231 and S. 3265, the “Improve and Enhance the Work Opportunity Tax Credit Act.”

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Bring Your Team to Salt Lake City!

NOSSCR is excited to introduce new discounted in-person staff registration rates — including opportunities for even deeper savings when your team stays in the conference hotel block. Plus, we’re planning dedicated staff training and networking opportunities designed to help your whole team learn and connect together.

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Circuit Court Considerations: A Roadmap for Losing While Being Right

Sustaining Member Adriana de la Torre offers her take on recent circuit court decisions. This month: a 7th Circuit loss offers valuable insight into when it actually matters if the judge was “wrong.”

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PAC Contributor List

NOSSCR is thankful for the ongoing generous support of our PAC contributors! Your generosity strengthens our advocacy and ensures the voices of claimants and representatives are heard where it matters most.

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SSAB Releases 2026 SSI Statement

This month, the SSAB released a report examining the ongoing challenges within SSI reporting processes and emphasizing the potential of modern digital solutions to transform SSI reporting, reduce burdens on recipients and staff, and build a more responsive and accurate system.

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NEW Searchable Sustaining Member List

Be sure to update your data in your NOSSCR Membership Profile so that your fellow members can search for you in our Sustaining Member database!

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Help Needed! Post-Entitlement Claims

NOSSCR wants to connect more claimants with help on post-entitlement claims. If you’re able to take these cases, please update your profile and let us know — training is available if you’re new to them.

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Daily Dose of Data from SSA

This month the agency released their monthly statistical snapshots and SSI statistics, as well as an actuarial study on SSDI Program Disabled-Worker Experience and an Actuarial Note on Disability and Death Probability.

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Useful Resources

Find links for the SCO to the DOT, Grid Rules, Listings, contact information for the Field Offices and Regional Communications Directors, DDS site codes, POMS recent changes, Emergency Messages, and much more! 

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