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Disability Healthcare
A man with disability propelling his wheelchair along a street.
Once you have gone through the long process of applying for your Social Security disability, you may think you will receive your benefits for life. Unfortunately, this is not necessarily true. Although uncommon, some circumstances can cause the Social Security Administration (SSA) to terminate your benefits. A Continuing Disability Review (CDR) may unearth some of...
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you may be eligible for disability income, also known as Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Still wondering if you should take the leap to apply for disability benefits? This is a common question as there is much to know as you consider this decision. This article will teach you why or why not to apply for disability benefits. If you are considering applying for disability benefits or unsure if you...
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Social Security Disability Benefits Cuts
If you apply for disability benefits and are accepted, what are the chances of your benefits being cut? The good news is that there is not a very high chance of this happening.  Possible ways to lose Social Security disability benefits could include if you have significant medical improvement, or simply if you make too...
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SSDI Back pay benefits
If you have applied for Social Security Disability benefits (SSDI) you are likely familiar with the long delays that can occur before an application is approved. In many cases, initial applications are denied and individuals are required to go through an appeal process (which can sometimes result in waiting a year or more before a...
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Congress Extends Energy Rebate Program Through 2021 For US Homeowners Who Upgrade Their Home To Solar Energy
A 2021 rebate program is helping US homeowners slash their monthly electric bills by going solar. Tax credits & rebates are making going solar a no-brainer decision for many Americans who may have been on the fence in the past. Many of these NEW solar programs for homeowners may have little to no up-front costs*,...
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A woman holding a Benefits Claim document seated on a couch.
If you have a severe disability, it can be frustrating to hear that your application for disability benefits has been denied. Considering the lengthy and strenuous application process, it hurts more if the application is dismissed during a pandemic. So, where do you start if, unfortunately, your application is denied? Should you reapply or just...
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A piggy bank and notepad to Increase Approval Chances For Disability Benefits.
If you have become disabled due to medical conditions, you will hear lots of platitudes giving you hope. But the truth is empty cliches mean nothing in your condition. No matter what you hear from friends and family, you need to know how you can get the benefits you’re entitled to. So, in this case,...
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5 Tips for Winning Your Disability Case
The Social Security Disability process is complex. Knowing how the system works is an important part of getting your disability benefits approved. Here are a few tips to help you move your claim through the system and make sure the right people at Social Security have the information they need to make a disability decision....
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Prescription Assistance Programs (PAPs)
Prescription Assistance Programs (PAPs) have emerged in an effort to help patients who lack health insurance or prescription drug coverage access the medications they need but can’t afford.These programs are typically offered by pharmaceutical companies to provide free or low cost prescription drugs to qualifying individuals. By providing financial assistance for hundreds of medications, PAPs...
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medicaid coverage
Medicaid is a public assistance healthcare program available to all low-income Americans. Unlike Medicare, which guarantees coverage for individuals ages 65 and older and with certain disabilities, Medicaid determines coverage based largely on financial need. Medicaid is paid for with public funds collected through income taxes. Specific eligibility requirements are determined at a state level,...
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