On 7/26/2012 8:27 AM

 HI Everyone!

 … I just wanted to let you all know that last night I used the remaining $150 on the card to purchase my FIRST EVER SUIT!! I am 38 years old and have NEVER had a suit it was pretty exciting for me! Thank you all again for all this help it has really made a huge difference in my life and being able to feel confident in my self and appearance at work!

GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!!

 Michael

"I never knew all the help that was available for a disabled person until I found Disabled Workers. They have made understanding the rules easy!"

To Whom It May Concern;
I had been on Social Security Disability for seventeen years. Wanting to go back to work, I didn’t know where to begin until I ran across www.passplanhelp.com. I had a great fear of losing my benefits if I did not succeed at working. I also knew it would take having courses at the local vocational school, reliable transportation, and other things to meet my goal of returning to work. I contacted Mr. Stephen Schrader and he led me through the entire process. I am now getting help through the pass plan including all of the things I required so I could return to work. Mr. Schrader answered all of my questions, helped write the application, contacted the Social Security workers, explained what was available, stayed in touch with me, and much more. I couldn’t have gotten this help without him. I urge you to check out the pass plan because it is a wonderful program.
Sincerely,
"Gayle"

Dear Janet, Ron and Steve,

I can't thank you enough for all that you've done on my behalf over these past years. In large part due to your efforts and positive encouragement I now work full time and am also employed part time on call. Considering where I started from,this is a serious benefit to me and to society as a whole.

It's also a testament to the effectiveness of your company and particularly the people who work there.

If anyone is new to your program let them be aware this is the finest and most caring group of people they will ever chance to meet.

Sincerely and with great admiration,

David

How Working Affects Your Social Security

 Red Book

A summary of Social Security disability work incentives for individuals with disabilities. It lists all SSI benefits and SSDI work incentives. A MUST HAVE....

 Social Security Office locator

Gives address, phone number, and map to any Social Security office.

 Social Security Online

The official site for the Social Security Administration. Look up anything you want to know about Social Security disability benefits, even the most favorite baby names.

 Policy Operations Manual

Do you want to know what Social Security laws and rules are? This gives you detailed information that you can use when you disagree with your claims rep. Of course it might be easier to just contact us. We have years of experience that we can use to help you.

 Social Security Overpayment

This page takes you to all the publications available on the Internet. In the "search" -top right - type in "overpayment" or whatever you are searching for. I recommend that if you are going to send your answers to Social Security, that you have someone look over your answers before sending them in.

 What you can do online with Social Security

Apply for benefits, get direct deposit, change address.

How working affects benefits.

Medicare

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 State-by-State Medicaid Thresholds

You can earn up to this amount and not have to worry about losing your Medicaid because of income. You do have to meet the other eligibility rules.

Medicaid rule 1619b

If you were eligible for Medicaid before you started working you are still eligible under this Medicaid rule.

State-by-State Medicaid Programs

Find out what Medicaid wavier programs are available in your state. If you are interested in becoming a care provider contact your state office and ask about enrolling as a provider. You do not have to be a nurse, there are a lot of unskilled services you can provide (meal preparation, household chores, lawn care, etc.). This may vary by state. Use a PASS to pay for your business needs.