People living in Chicago and beyond might take their health for granted. People get up every day and go to work. However, in an instant, an illness or serious injury can turn a person’s life upside down and leave them unable to work and make a living for themselves. When that happens, many people rely […]
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Cancer survivor fighting to change laws surrounding disability benefits
Posted on May 3rd, 2012 by Jeffrey Rabin
Are the Families That Need SSI Benefitting from the $10 Billion Program?
Posted on February 20th, 2012 by Jeffrey Rabin
In many cases, an individual living with a disability may find it difficult to support themselves financially. An indigent person may find it particularly difficult to deal with an ever growing mountain of medical bills. In Illinois, an indigent person is an individual that is totally disabled and does not have a source of income. […]
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