Feds Announce New Strategy to Support Family Caregivers
Many caregivers put their needs last, often giving up income to step into a caregiving role. As a result, they may suffer quality of life and financial and health issues.
Read moreMany caregivers put their needs last, often giving up income to step into a caregiving role. As a result, they may suffer quality of life and financial and health issues.
Read morePeople with various disabilities encounter barriers to basic health care on a regular basis, and some doctors are only making these disparities worse, recent research suggests.
Read moreFor some people with disabilities, a guardianship or conservatorship would be overly restrictive. Supported decision-making can be an alternative to unnecessary guardianships.
Read moreCare facility closures are becoming increasingly prevalent, especially in rural areas, and can significantly impact residents' lives.
Read moreThe Qualified Disabled and Working Individuals Program (QDWI) helps disabled, low-income individuals who want to return to work continue to receive Medicare Part A benefits.
Read moreIf you are considering saying "I do" and currently receive SSDI, SSI, Medicaid, or any other disability-related benefits, getting married could impact your benefits.
Read moreBeginning September 2, free at-home COVID-19 tests will no longer be supplied to citizens by the federal government. Users who are blind or have low vision can continue to request the more accessible version of the COVID-19 tests while supplies last.
Read moreThe Social Security Administration’s Compassionate Allowances (CAL) program identifies rare medical conditions that meet its disability benefits standards — and help people suffering from these serious ailments to receive disability benefits more swiftly.
Read moreMainstream vouchers provide federally funded housing assistance to persons aged 18 to 61 with a disability, who are homeless, are living in an institution, or are at risk of homelessness or institutionalization.
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