Navigating Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare - A Three-part series

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Childhood Disability Benefits (CDB)

May 22nd, 5:00pm- 7:00pm

People with disabilities who work may one day qualify for SSDI. Individuals with disabilities may also collect a similar benefit (CDB) if a parent retires or dies. This workshop explains these benefits, including how to become eligible, and the rules around income and savings. Advocates, families, Employment Service Vendors, and schools all welcome to attend.

Light refreshments provided

Scott Leonard

Scott Leonard has worked in the field of disabilities for over twenty years, focusing on services that support people with disabilities to become successfully employed. Employed as a benefits planner for 10 years through the King County Developmental Disabilities Division, he currently provides education and consultation to individuals, families, and organizations around public benefits, emphasizing that people can work and build wealth while maintaining critical services. Scott offers training and consultation on State and Federal benefits, including Social Security, Medicaid, Medicare, Home and Community Based Services, and Work Incentives. Scott holds a degree in Psychology and is trained in Benefits Planning and Outreach (BPAO) through Cornell University