Age 18 is a major milestone, and for families of young adults with disabilities, it can also create new opportunities for financial and healthcare support. Supplemental Security Income (SSI) eligibility changes at age 18, and many individuals who did not qualify as children may become eligible as adults.
In this month's Our Children magazine, Cayle White shares key information about SSI, Medicaid, work incentives, and how families can prepare for this important transition.
đź“– Read the full article here: SSI at 18: A Guide for Families of Young Adults with Disabilities
