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Since her election to Congress, Representative Carolyn Maloney has worked to get senior citizens the care and resources they need and deserve.
In particular, she’s sought to ensure that seniors can continue to live in their own communities, close to family and friends. As part of that effort, Rep. Maloney secured federal funding for numerous senior housing developments in her district, including Carnegie East Houses, Riverview Gardens, Archbishop Iacovos Senior Residence, George Douris Tower, the Vallone Family Senior Residence, PCA Senior Residence and the Stein Senior Center.
In addition, Rep. Maloney has been a tireless advocate for Medicare and Social Security, ensuring they remain strong and reliable for seniors. From opposing plans to privatize Social Security or change the benefit-calculation formula to fighting for a meaningful Medicare prescription drug benefit for all, she constantly pushes Congress to strengthen and improve these essential programs.
In New York, Congresswoman Maloney’s dedicated casework staff helps seniors every day with Social Security claims, housing, and other essential services. If you or someone you know requires assistance, please visit this page for more information.
Legislation
06/08/99 - H.R.2062, Financial Privacy Act Amendments of 1999 [106th Congress]
07/22/99 - H.R.2590, Elder Abuse Identification and Referral Act of 1998 [106th Congress]
04/01/98 - H.R.3624, Elder Abuse Idenitification and Referral Act of 1998 [105th Congress]
05/18/93 - H.R.2145, National Senior Citizens Pet Ownership Protection Act [103rd Congress]
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WASHINGTON, DC - The Alliance for Retired Americans, a national organization representing three million retirees around the country, recently released its annual Congressional Voting Record, which rates Members of Congress on key votes to protect Medicare and Social Security and reflects their commitment to older Americans. New York Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (Queens, Manhattan) received a score of 100%.
WASHINGTON, DC - In a vote held open for three hours in the early morning of Saturday, November 22, the House adopted H.R. 1, a bill to overhaul Medicare that would effectively end the system as it is known. Rep. Carolyn Maloney (NY-14) voiced her strong opposition to the legislation in the following statement: