Everyday People Matter
Annually observed by the Centers for Disease Control, August is National Immunization Awareness Month. You can find more information about National Immunization Awareness Month here(https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/events/niam/index.html.). To date just over 70% of...
The Senate Budget Reconciliation Bill, known as the Inflation Reduction Act, passed the Senate last Sunday. The bill reduces drug spending by the federal government on Medicare. The bill allows Medicare to negotiate the price of certain high-cost medications, caps...
Catching COVID-19 a second or more time heightens one’s risk for contracting Long COVID. A recent Veterans Administration Health Study found that the risk of Long COVID increased with each subsequent re-infection. Long COVID symptoms include malaise, fatigue,...
This week marks the 32nd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, signed into law on July 26, 1990. According to data from the CDC, approximately 61 million Americans live with disabilities. This means one in four Americans live with a severe medical...
Injuries like those that occur in a fall, a car accident or a work accident or even a sudden chronic severe medical condition can prevent a person from returning to work full-time. Private long-term disability insurance can offset this loss of income. According to...
Next year, Social Security disability beneficiaries may be able to earn a higher amount per month without it having an effect on their eligibility for benefits. This and other changes could be coming to the Social Security Administration as early as 2023. Experts...
Can you invest your Social Security Disability benefits in a Roth IRA? Roth IRAs are a type of individual retirement account that can allow you to save earned income while allowing that income to grow. You can withdraw that income at a certain point of time in the...
Yesterday the 11th Circuit lifted immediately an injunction from the lower courts on Georgia’s Heartbeat Bill – HB 481, making it law in Georgia. The statute, known as the “Heartbeat Bill” provides that unborn persons have equal rights with born humans. An unborn...
The Trump administration’s anti-fraud program, known as the Civil Monetary Penalty Program, unfairly levied fines against the poor and elderly. Without providing due process for the beneficiaries, staff attorneys for the program were directed to assess fines more...
As many as one- third of all Social Security disability beneficiaries are unaware that the Social Security Administration also provides them with the opportunity to access help when it comes to returning to work after being on disability benefits. The Ticket to Work...