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X-WR-CALDESC:Supplemental Security Income (SSI) eligibility is determined o
 n a month by month basis. If you or your loved ones receive benefits from 
 Social Security\, you have a legal obligation to report changes\, which co
 uld affect eligibility for SSI benefits and Medicaid. Hosted by The Arc of
  New Jersey Family Institute and presented by David Vinokurov\, District M
 anager for the New Jersey Social Security Administration Office\, attendee
 s will learn how to report changes to your SSI benefits and avoiding SSI o
 verpayments and underpayments. \n\nIn preparation for this presentation\, 
 please go to www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount and sign up today for your p
 ersonal MySSA account.  Download or print your Statement so that you have 
 it with you during the Webinar.  There also will be a question-and-answer 
 segment.\n\nBackground: \nIn order to receive DDD services\, individuals w
 ith intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) must have Medicaid*
 . Many individuals with I/DD become Medicaid eligible when they receive Su
 pplemental Security Income (SSI). Medicaid begins automatically when a per
 son with I/DD is approved for SSI.  Families often have questions about th
 e SSI income and asset requirements.  A family's understanding these requi
 rements is very important because failure to properly report income and as
 sets for a person with I/DD can prevent the individual from becoming eligi
 ble for SSI\, and can also result in termination of SSI benefits that were
  previously received. \n\n*Occasionally\,individuals with I/DD qualify for
  an exception to DDD's Medicaid requirement.  This exception is referred t
 o by DDD personnel as 'Non-DAC'. For further information on 'Non-DAC' stat
 us\, please contact Beverly Roberts at The Arc of New Jersey - broberts@ar
 cnj.org.
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DESCRIPTION:Supplemental Security Income (SSI) eligibility is determined on
  a month by month basis. If you or your loved ones receive benefits from S
 ocial Security\, you have a legal obligation to report changes\, which cou
 ld affect eligibility for SSI benefits and Medicaid. Hosted by The Arc of 
 New Jersey Family Institute and presented by David Vinokurov\, District Ma
 nager for the New Jersey Social Security Administration Office\, attendees
  will learn how to report changes to your SSI benefits and avoiding SSI ov
 erpayments and underpayments. \n\nIn preparation for this presentation\, p
 lease go to www.socialsecurity.gov/myaccount and sign up today for your pe
 rsonal MySSA account.  Download or print your Statement so that you have i
 t with you during the Webinar.  There also will be a question-and-answer s
 egment.\n\nBackground: \nIn order to receive DDD services\, individuals wi
 th intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) must have Medicaid*.
  Many individuals with I/DD become Medicaid eligible when they receive Sup
 plemental Security Income (SSI). Medicaid begins automatically when a pers
 on with I/DD is approved for SSI.  Families often have questions about the
  SSI income and asset requirements.  A family's understanding these requir
 ements is very important because failure to properly report income and ass
 ets for a person with I/DD can prevent the individual from becoming eligib
 le for SSI\, and can also result in termination of SSI benefits that were 
 previously received. \n\n*Occasionally\,individuals with I/DD qualify for 
 an exception to DDD's Medicaid requirement.  This exception is referred to
  by DDD personnel as 'Non-DAC'. For further information on 'Non-DAC' statu
 s\, please contact Beverly Roberts at The Arc of New Jersey - broberts@arc
 nj.org.
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SUMMARY:Free Webinar: Understanding Supplemental Security Income (SSI) Repo
 rting Responsibilities
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