top of page

Faces of Retirees

Meet retirees who are directly impacted by recent developments. Their personal stories provide valuable perspectives on the realities of navigating healthcare as retirees, highlighting the importance of collective advocacy. 

 

This is What We're Fighting For:

IMG_1435.heic

Harry

"I became a police officer in 1964. Top pay in 1979 was $15k a year. I retired on disability - 50% of my pay taxable then.  I cannot afford to pay for additional medical bills.  I also have a wife and an adult disabled daughter.  We cannot have Medicare Advantage."
SS.png

Sexy Sally

An interview with Sexy Sally

2.png

Gene Iannuzzi

Gene and his wife are being confronted with high co pays due to some severe health issues.

3.png

Karen Miller

Senior Living contract bars retirees from using Medicare Advantage

4.png

Retired FF Robert Bentkowski

Struggles with the NYC Medicare Advantage Plan and Kidney Transplant

5.png

Lou & Ed Retired NYPD SBA

NYC OLR's failure to communicate Causes Frustration and Concern

6.png

Carole & Lou Scagnelli, NYPD Retiree

"Retirement was Groovy until the Unions took Our Health Plans"

7.png

Harry Barclay, NYPD Retiree

You saw his posts here, now hear his story. This man served the City just like you and me. Now in retirement, he should NEVER have been put in this situation by his former union or the MLC, or NYC.

8.png

William & Susan Shenton

WhatsApp Image 2024-07-15 at 20.22.41_f19aa1cf.jpg

Tom Scotto

WhatsApp Image 2024-07-15 at 20.22.38_ee1d6b6d.jpg

Michael Mulgrew

WhatsApp Image 2024-07-15 at 20.22.39_29c06420.jpg

Neal Frumkin

WhatsApp Image 2024-07-15 at 20.22.40_2ff08bea.jpg

Judy

bottom of page