Brooklyn Bedford Heights Field Office Hours of Operation
Monday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Directions to the Brooklyn Bedford Heights Social Security Office
The bedford heights office is between albany and kingston aves-reach us: by train: "c" line to kingston-throop station by bus: b15, b25, b43, & b46 via fulton street. Requests for replacement ssn cards no longer require an in-office interview and can be mailed to the brooklyn sscc(782) 154 pierrepont st 6fl, bklyn,ny 11201. Hours m-f 7am-4pm or queens card center(00e)155-10 jamaica ave, 2nd fl, jamaica,ny 11432. Hours m-f 7am-4pm. Onsite parking is not available at this location. Passengers can be dropped off at the main entrance of the building.
Disability Resources in Brooklyn and Kings county, NY
Disabled and unemployed adults in Brooklyn and Kings county NY have access to a variety of resources that can help them improve their quality of life. These resources include employment assistance, financial aid, access to health care, and community support.
Employment assistance is available to help disabled and unemployed adults in Brooklyn and Kings county NY with job training, resume writing, job placement, and other career-related services. The New York State Department of Labor has a list of resources to help individuals find jobs and increase their earning potential. Local job centers, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations also offer job-related services.
Financial assistance is available to help disabled and unemployed adults in Brooklyn and Kings county NY with bills, rent, and other expenses. The Human Resources Administration (HRA) offers a range of financial assistance programs to help eligible individuals meet their basic needs. Local non-profit organizations, churches, and charities also provide financial aid.
Access to health care is also available to disabled and unemployed adults in Brooklyn and Kings county NY. The Medicaid program provides low-cost or no-cost health insurance to eligible individuals. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) offers additional health care options. Local clinics, hospitals, and health care centers also provide medical services.
Community support is available to help disabled and unemployed adults in Brooklyn and Kings county NY stay connected and engaged with their community. Local non-profit organizations offer a variety of services, including educational programs, recreational activities, and social support.
The following websites provide more information about resources available to disabled and unemployed adults in Brooklyn and Kings county NY:
Frequently Asked Questions about the Brooklyn Bedford Heights Social Security Office
Can I make an appointment online?
Generally speaking, social security offices do not have online appointments. Your best bet is to call the office directly. The phone number is 1-800-772-1213
What services are offered at the Brooklyn Bedford Heights Social Security Office?
Like most social security offices, this office provides a variety of services for people who need help with social security benefits or services. They provide social security card services, help with disability benefits and help with retirement benefits. For a full list of services please visit our social security services page.
What are the current COVID protocals?
Social security offices are part of the federal government and observe all current CDC guidelines. For more informaiton, about current protocols in place at this office, please call 1-800-772-1213