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• 2009 and 2008 Medicare, Medicaid, SSI and Social Security Amounts  -  Benefit and Income Amounts
• Social Security Benefits for Disabled People – SSD and SSI  -  In general, to show that you are disabled for either SSD or SSI, you must prove you have a physical or mental health problem which will last at least 12 months and which prevents you from working in a past job or any other job.
• What is the Difference Between Medicaid And Social Security?  -  Medicaid is a health insurance program run by the state. Social Security is a cash benefit program run by the federal government.
• Child Support and Social Security Benefits  -  Parents who get SSI cannot be forced to pay child support. Parents who get SSD might be ordered to pay child support. Sometimes the SSD can count as the child support payment.
• I Receive Benefits Based on Disability-What Happens if I Start Working?  -  Your benefits will be affected by your new income, but you will not necessarily lose your benefits right away.
• Social Security Benefits for Disabled People (SSI and SSD)  -  Brochure. Español
• What is the Difference Between Medicaid and Social Security?  -  Brochure. Español

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