One of the biggest fears people have about returning to work is losing their SSI or SSDI benefits. The good news is that with the Ticket to Work program, you can explore employment opportunities while keeping important protections in place.

At Disability Services of America, we make the process simple. You may qualify for a 9-month trial work period, 36 additional months of cash benefit eligibility, and even expedited reinstatement if you’re unable to continue working. Our team is here to guide you every step of the way so you can return to work with confidence.

Watch this video to learn how Ticket to Work can help you protect your benefits while pursuing your career goals.

About our Ticket To Work Services

Disability Services of America is a respected and SSA Authorized & Approved Employment Network offering free services to SSI & SSDI Beneficiaries between 18-65 years old providing a wide range of employment services through the Ticket to Work program.  Since 2013, we’ve helped countless SSDI and SSI beneficiaries across the country navigate the Ticket to Work program and ease back into the workforce without risking Social Security disability benefits like monthly income payments and health care coverage.

The information on this is website should be considered as an ADVERTISEMENT. The Social Security disability information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice, and should be used for informational purposes only. Utilizing this website or contacting us does not create a counselor-client or advocate-client relationship. If you are seeking counseling advice of advocate advice then you should consult the individual counselor or advocate for guidance regarding your individual situation.

Are you ready to find out how we can help you take advantage of your Ticket to Work? Complete the contact form or call us at 888-689-6760 to get started for free.

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Brian Harmon
Brian Harmon
Helping explain the SSI & SSDI process and how to get back to work without risking your benefits since 2013.