Changing Circumstances: Experiences of Child SSI Recipients Before and After Their Age-18 Redetermination for Adult Benefits (Journal Article)

Jeffrey Hemmeter, Jacqueline Kauff and David Wittenburg

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Abstract: Youth with behavioral disorders and mental disorders are much less likely to receive SSI at age 19.

Keywords: Supplemental Security Income; SSI transition; youth; disabilities social security; SSA Age 18 redetermination (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 21
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