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Benefit Publications from the Social Security Administration
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Large collection of publications providing information on the various programs such as: disability benefits, appeal process, benefits for people with HIV, how workmans' compensation can affect your disability benefits, children with disabilities, info on receiving your payments, benefits for those who are blind or have low vision, details on ticket to work incentives, info on working while disabled, retirement benefits, government pension offset, medicare, windfall provision, survivors benefits, SSI, SSI for non-citizens, food stamps and other nutrition progams, protecting your on social security numbers, and more. Many publications available in Spanish.
By: Social Security Administration
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Spanish / Español
Factors to Consider When Renewing Membership in a Part D Plan or Choosing a New Plan
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Tip sheet of factors to consider when renewing membership in a Part D plan or choosing a new plan.
By: Center for Medicare Advocacy
Fact Sheet on Low-Income Assistance Under the Medicare Drug Benefit
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Beginning in 2006, 42 million elderly and disabled Medicare beneficiaries will have access to prescription drug coverage through Part D of the Medicare program, including an estimated 14.4 million who will be eligible for low-income subsidies. This fact sheet provides an overview of the drug benefit and the low-income subsidies and explores how such changes will affect participation and eligibility.
By: Kaiser Family Foundation
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