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SSA Outreach to Claimants

by | Aug 24, 2021 | Firm News |

The Social Security Administration is contacting over 1 million disability claimants who receive low Disability Insurance Benefits to tell them about Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and how to apply for it.  The current federal maximum for SSI for 2021 is $794 per month.  Disabled claimants who receive SSDI benefits below this amount might be eligible for SSI benefits and Medicaid.  Other assets and resources go into the calculation of eligibility for SSI, but many people may be eligible and should apply.

A smaller outreach program is underway for approximately 4,400 claimants who received dismissals of their request for hearings between March 2, 2020 and August 3, 2020.  SSA is sending these claimants information about how they can request Appeals Council review and are giving them 60 days to do so.

If you receive documents from SSA under either of these outreach programs, timely response is key.  The experienced disability attorneys and accredited representative at Gardberg and Kemmerly can assist you in getting a claim processed and filed. If you have a claim for disability and need assistance, please call our office at 251-343-1111 for a free consultation on your VA and/or SSA claim. Gardberg & Kemmerly specializes in helping the injured and disabled in Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, and Louisiana.

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