Employment
INDIVIDUAL PLACEMENT & SUPPORT (IPS):
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 Image to link of IPS Supported Employment in Alameda County Behavioral Health Care
IPS Funding in the U.S.
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Image to link explaining why to choose an IPS
IPS: Powerpoint (Alameda Behavioral Health)
IPS: PowerPoint (San Francisco Penny Lane) IPS: :Video Library IPS: Funding in the U.S., IPS Works 2018 IPS: Effectiveness of individual placement and support - Supported Employment for Young Adults. 2016 Department of Psychiatry, Geisel Medical School at Dartmouth, Hanover, New Hampshire, USA. and Connections, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. IPS: Helping People Living with Mental Illness Gain Employment, The IPS Employment Center, Rockville Institute (Dartmouth College) |
MAINTAINING BENEFITS
1619(b) Definition:
A rule that lets people who stop getting Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits due to work income keep their Medi-Cal health coverage while earning up to $37,706 per year [higher earnings may qualify, see below.] 1619(b) also makes it easier to get SSI benefits started up again if your countable income goes below SSI's income limit. For 1619(b), you must continue to meet other SSI eligibility rules, such as the resource limit. Note: If your earnings are over this limit and you have high medical expenses, you might still qualify for 1619(b). Ask your local Social Security office about the 1619(b) Individualized Earnings Threshold. More on 1619b Exemption, including individual threshold calculation information.
A rule that lets people who stop getting Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits due to work income keep their Medi-Cal health coverage while earning up to $37,706 per year [higher earnings may qualify, see below.] 1619(b) also makes it easier to get SSI benefits started up again if your countable income goes below SSI's income limit. For 1619(b), you must continue to meet other SSI eligibility rules, such as the resource limit. Note: If your earnings are over this limit and you have high medical expenses, you might still qualify for 1619(b). Ask your local Social Security office about the 1619(b) Individualized Earnings Threshold. More on 1619b Exemption, including individual threshold calculation information.