Special Needs News

The president of a medical bill management firm offers helpful hints on managing medical bills and health insurance claims paperwork.

More state Medicaid agencies are shifting to managed care models to provide long-term care services, sparking a backlash from disability and elder rights advocates, particularly in Iowa and Kansas.

When victims receive awards in personal injury lawsuits, obtaining the award is only half the battle. Of equal, or greater, importance is constructing the settlement structure in a way that best protects the individual's long-term interests.

Visitors to Special Needs Answers can now use a directory of state ABLE account programs. 

The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) is proposing a two-year delay in Obama-era regulations aimed at reducing racial disparities in special education. Disability rights advocates are strongly opposing any delay.

In response to what they claim are growing complaints, two of the nation’s largest airlines have announced new rules for passengers traveling with service and emotional support animals. 

New report highlights the severe burdens faced by SSI recipients in trying to obtain affordable housing

Many people – including many people with disabilities – do not take advantage of the Earned Income Tax Credit. The IRS is encouraging potential recipients to apply.

The RAISE Act, a new bill passed by Congress, directs the federal government to create a national Family Caregiving Strategy. 

What portion of a lawsuit award or settlement can go to the state to reimburse Medicaid? The new congressional budget deal finally clarifies the situation..