Most residents of Indiana are aware that the Social Security Administration (SSA) provides financial assistance for people who are no longer able to work, but these same people often have a question about which physical and medical conditions are eligible for these...
If you are disabled, you may have concerns that you’ll stop receiving the monthly payments from the Social Security Administration (SSA). But you don’t need to worry. Your disability benefits will continue if you are still unable to work. However, there are specific...
Indiana residents who are suffering from the effects of a long-term or chronic illness, injury or accident that has left them disabled or unable to work may not be aware of the benefits they are eligible to receive through federal and state government sources. The...
Most residents of Indiana are aware that they can obtain financial aid from the Social Security Administration (SSA) if they should become disabled by an accident or other medical condition. Unfortunately, the exact definition of “disability” is not widely known or...
It is estimated that one in 54 children have autism in the U.S., with the rate continuing to climb. Parents of children with autism know the struggles that their kids have in every-day life. This condition affects thousands of families across Indiana and affects many...
Many Indiana residents may be eligible for what are called long-term disability benefits. Private and public employers alike may offer long-term disability insurance as part of their benefits package. This type of insurance is also available on the private market, and...
Social Security periodically reviews disability cases to ensure that the person who is receiving disability benefits is still eligible to receive them. This is called a continuing disability review and there is helpful information available about this process. Review...
A serious health ailment has knocked you down. The result is that you will not be able to work for an extended period, maybe even for the rest of your life. This is when the financial worries hit you. Providing for your family has always been something you were able...
Having a young adult or other family member with autism can pose serious financial challenges for families. But there are several aid programs that provide financial assistance for young adults with autism and other people with disabilities. Social Security Social...
Nearly one-third of children lose their Supplemental Security Income (SSI) when they turn 18 years old. If you're the parent of a disabled child in Indiana, you might have a lot of worries about the future. You can't guarantee what will happen, but you might be able...
