SSI is a cash benefit for people who are disabled, blind, or over 65, and have little or no income or resources.
Do I receive SSI?
Title II Benefits, such as SSDI and SSCDB, are cash benefits for people who are fully “insured” under Social Security.
Do I receive Title II?
Do I receive SSI? Title II? Or both? Visit this page to help identify what cash benefits you receive.
Medicaid provides healthcare coverage. It also can pay for therapies, assistive technology, and services you may need to live and work in your community.
Do I receive Medicaid?
Medicare is our nation’s health insurance. It helps cover the costs of hospital and medical care and prescription drugs.
Do I receive Medicare?
Do I receive Medicaid? Medicare? Or both? Visit this page to help identify what medical benefits you receive.
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Figures for benefit programs will often change each year. Here are the latest figures.
Substantial Gainful Activity
$1,690 Non-Blind / $2,830 Blind
Federal Benefit Rate
Federal Benefit Rate, both spouses receiving SSI
Student Earned Income Exclusion
$2,410 per month / $9,730 for the year
1619b Medicaid Threshold, WA
$73,897 for the year
ABLE Annual Contribution Limit
$20,000 plus $15,650 if working
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