The Social Security Administration offers programs for people with disabilities, called the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs. While these two programs are different in many ways, both are administered by the Social Security Administration and only individuals who have a disability and who meet specific medical criteria may qualify for benefits under either program.
Disability Rights Ohio also oversees Ohio's federal representative payee review program, which was created August 1, 2018, after HR 4547 Strengthening Oversight and Beneficiary Protections was signed into law by the President.
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Representative Payee
DRO's Representative Payee Resources
- Your Rights if a Representative Payee is Misusing Your Money
- Representative Payee Review Program - Overview
- Representative Payee Review Program - Flyer
- Representative Payee Review Program - Summary
- Blog: What is the DRO Rep Payee Program?
- Guardianship Frequently Asked Questions: Representative Payeeship or Authorized Representative Program
Representative Payee Resources on the Social Security Administration's Website
- Social Security Administration: Authority to Conduct Representative Payee Reviews
- Social Security Administration: Frequently Asked Questions for Beneficiaries Who Have a Representative Payee
- Social Security Administration: List of Representative Payee Guides
- Social Security Administration: Guides for Individual Payees
- Social Security Administration: Guides for Organizational Payees (web version)
- Social Security Administration: Guides for Organizational Payees (PDF version)