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Musclemania, it's 9 months that you can get BOTH the SSDI and your income from WORK if the income from work is over the "substantial" threashold (this year that threashold is $1000). Your medicare/medicaid benefits can be extended for MUCH longer (medicaid being state dependent though) than...

Musclemania, it's 9 months that you can get BOTH the SSDI and your income from WORK if the income from work is over the "substantial" threashold (this year that threashold is $1000). <br /> <br />Your medicare/medicaid benefits can be extended for MUCH longer (medicaid being state dependent...

As far as I have EVER experienced with SSA, the amount of hours has NOTHING to do with your SSDI benefits. It is wholly 100% based on your $$$ earnings from work: http://ssa-custhelp.ssa.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/317/kw/full%20time%20work%20while%20disabled You might also want to look into...

As far as I have EVER experienced with SSA, the amount of hours has NOTHING to do with your SSDI benefits. It is wholly 100% based on your $$$ earnings from work: http://ssa-custhelp.ssa.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/317/kw/full%20time%20work%20while%20disabled You might also want to look into...

As far as I have EVER experienced with SSA, the amount of hours has NOTHING to do with your SSDI benefits. It is wholly 100% based on your $$$ earnings from work: http://ssa-custhelp.ssa.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/317/kw/full%20time%20work%20while%20disabled <br /> <br />You might also want to...

That is true, if you have any out of pocket medical expenses it will reduce what is counted as gross. Although, someone who is on both medicaid and meidcare should NOT have any out of pocket expenses, so that point might be mute right here.... 29 month time frame? I'm lost on this one LOL

That is true, if you have any out of pocket medical expenses it will reduce what is counted as gross. Although, someone who is on both medicaid and meidcare should NOT have any out of pocket expenses, so that point might be mute right here.... 29 month time frame? I'm lost on this one LOL

That is true, if you have any out of pocket medical expenses it will reduce what is counted as gross. Although, someone who is on both medicaid and meidcare should NOT have any out of pocket expenses, so that point might be mute right here.... <br /> <br />29 month time frame? I'm lost on this...

good lord are people NOT reading your post??? SHE IS ALREADY WORKING WITH HER DISABILITY ACCOMODATIONS office people... freaking read. I know we spoke a tad about this... I honestly would contact an ADA lawyer in your state (contact your state's BAR administration) and explain all of this to...

good lord are people NOT reading your post??? SHE IS ALREADY WORKING WITH HER DISABILITY ACCOMODATIONS office people... freaking read. I know we spoke a tad about this... I honestly would contact an ADA lawyer in your state (contact your state's BAR administration) and explain all of this to...

good lord are people NOT reading your post??? SHE IS ALREADY WORKING WITH HER DISABILITY ACCOMODATIONS office people... freaking read. <br /> <br />I know we spoke a tad about this... I honestly would contact an ADA lawyer in your state (contact your state's BAR administration) and explain all...

MediCAID is a state program and their income limitations have nothing to do with anything at the federal level. I would double check with the social health services office in your state as Social security does NOT have anything to do (financially) with medicaid and the income limitations.

MediCAID is a state program and their income limitations have nothing to do with anything at the federal level. I would double check with the social health services office in your state as Social security does NOT have anything to do (financially) with medicaid and the income limitations.

MediCAID is a state program and their income limitations have nothing to do with anything at the federal level. I would double check with the social health services office in your state as Social security does NOT have anything to do (financially) with medicaid and the income limitations.

MediCAID is a state program and their income limitations have nothing to do with anything at the federal level. I would double check with the social health services office in your state as Social security does NOT have anything to do (financially) with medicaid and the income limitations.

MediCAID is a state program and their income limitations have nothing to do with anything at the federal level. I would double check with the social health services office in your state as Social security does NOT have anything to do (financially) with medicaid and the income limitations.

MediCAID is a state program and their income limitations have nothing to do with anything at the federal level. I would double check with the social health services office in your state as Social security does NOT have anything to do (financially) with medicaid and the income limitations.

MediCAID is a state program and their income limitations have nothing to do with anything at the federal level. I would double check with the social health services office in your state as Social security does NOT have anything to do (financially) with medicaid and the income limitations.

MediCAID is a state program and their income limitations have nothing to do with anything at the federal level. I would double check with the social health services office in your state as Social security does NOT have anything to do (financially) with medicaid and the income limitations.

MediCAID is a state program and their income limitations have nothing to do with anything at the federal level. I would double check with the social health services office in your state as Social security does NOT have anything to do (financially) with medicaid and the income limitations.