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Benefits Counseling
Benefits Counseling for people with disabilities is a service that:
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Helps you understand how employment and other life decisions may impact your benefits.
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Relieves fears you may have about a change in benefits or services if you start working.
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Helps you make informed decisions on health insurance and other benefits (like Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, and food, housing, and financial assistance).
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Provides a clear plan on how you can work to increase your income and quality of life.
A benefits counselor helps individuals—often people with disabilities—understand how working, earning income, or accepting promotions impacts government benefits like Social Security (SSI/SSDI), Medicaid, Medicare, and housing assistance. They provide personalized advice, create work incentive plans to minimize risk, and assist with reporting wages.
How would a client pay for this service?
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