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You will be asked some questions to make sure you are eligible for services and interested in work. If you are considering employment, you will be given general information regarding the work incentives that will be available to you, and

Alabama Department of Mental Health covers the following 41 counties in southern Alabama: Disability Rights & Resources covers the following 26 counties in northern Alabama: Contacting the Ticket to Work Help Line @ 1-866-968-7842 or 1-866-833-2967 (TTY) will route you

Your CWIC will be able to assist you in reporting the appropriate information to Social Security. As long as you continue to meet Social Security’s definition of disability, you can have your benefits restarted through Expedited Reinstatement or through the

Work Incentives are rules that make it possible to work and still receive monthly SSDI/SSI payments in some cases, as well as Medicare and/or Medicaid. Work incentives are specific to the benefit you receive and other details about your situation.

Yes! In almost every case, you will be able to keep health insurance. Duration of coverage will depend on the type of benefit/healthcare you receive and on additional information related to your situation.

It is possible! This depends on the type of benefit you get and how much you earn per month. Your CWIC will be able to answer this question when benefits counseling services begin (with verification of benefits and information on