Martin O’malley
About Martin O’malley
Martin O’Malley, Commissioner of Social Security, has focused on simplifying online services, reducing administrative burdens, and improving customer service through various initiatives.
Martin O'Malley Commissioner of Social Security
Martin O'Malley is the Commissioner of Social Security, focusing on improving and modernizing various aspects of the Social Security Administration. His tenure has been marked by significant initiatives aimed at enhancing online services, reducing administrative burdens, and streamlining processes to benefit applicants and employees alike.
Simplified Sign-In Experience for Social Security Online Services
Martin O'Malley has been at the forefront of simplifying the sign-in experience for Social Security's online services by transitioning to Login.gov. This change aims to provide a more user-friendly and secure way for individuals to access their Social Security information, enhancing the overall customer experience.
Improvements in Disability Evaluation Process
Under Martin O'Malley's leadership, the Social Security Administration has undertaken efforts to update the occupations list used for disability evaluations. This ensures the list remains current, reflecting today's job market, thereby facilitating more accurate and fair assessments of disability claims.
Expansion of Supplemental Security Income Program
Martin O'Malley has overseen significant changes in the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program, including updating the definition of a public assistance household. This expansion aims to increase access to SSI benefits, providing crucial economic support to more eligible individuals and families.
Launch of SecurityStat Performance Measurement Tool
In an effort to improve customer service and track progress on key goals, Martin O'Malley has launched the SecurityStat performance measurement tool. This initiative is focused on monitoring and enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the Social Security Administration's services.