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Consistency & Community Matters: Brain Injury Awareness Month
By Maureen Cunningham, Executive Director of Brain Injury Association of Missouri
Life can be like a four-legged stool for brain injury survivors and their network of family and friends, care providers and community resources. The severe injury affects each leg of the stool. There is stability when all four legs are involved and supportive, but if more than one of those legs becomes unavailable or weakened, it can result in a steady decline.
Individuals living with […]
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Friday – Free Cancer and Careers Midwest Conference Explores Work, Treatment and Recovery
Balancing cancer treatment and recovery with employment can be challenging. Allsup is proud to join Cancer and Careers as a patron sponsor of the eighth annual Midwest Conference on Work & Cancer, Friday, March 26.
This free, daylong virtual event will touch on a number of vital topics, including […]
Allsup Helps Coronavirus Long-haulers With SSDI
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After the onset of COVID-19, the term also is being used for someone who survived the coronavirus but still experiences debilitating symptoms months later.
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Join NORD in Spreading Awareness for Rare Disease Day®, Feb. 28
Even with the world acutely aware of public health matters in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, there are millions in the U.S. and around the globe living with rare diseases that are largely unknown to the public. Rare Disease Day 2021 is approaching, […]
Fact or Fiction? Setting the Record Straight about SSDI and Return to Work
Uncertainty is everywhere, but some things really remain consistent. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits and return to work help from Allsup Employment Services are two constants.
Many people aren’t familiar with these programs, so the facts behind these vital benefits are often misunderstood.
SSDI brings needed monthly income to former […]
Social Security Shares Antifraud Guidelines to Ward Off Fake Callers
Telephone scams are back on the rise in the U.S. Every day, fraudulent callers pretend to be affiliated with the Social Security Administration (SSA) so they can trick people into giving away their personal information and money. The results can be devastating and difficult to resolve.
Fraudster Techniques
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