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FTC Testifies On Social Security Numbers In Commerce

It's Time To Strengthen Social Security For The Future

Social Security Trustees Release Annual Report

Springfield Woman Sentenced For Social Security Fraud, Reports U.S. Attorney

Social Security and Medicare Projections: 2006

DeMint Press Release Following the Failed Vote

Social Security Announces 4.1 Percent Benefit Increase For 2006

Social Security Reform Proposal To Improve Disability Process

Cost Of Living Adjustment For Social Security In 2005

Little Change in Social Security Solvency

HHS Awards Kansas Grant To Help People With Disabilities Maintain Employment

Memphis Builders And Designers To Retrofit Apartments And Pay $300,000 To Settle Justice Department Lawsuit Alleging Disability Discrimination

Improving Academic Results for Children with Disabilities Requires IDEA Reform, Witnesses Testify

Department of Homeland Security Highlights Policy Initiatives for Inclusion of People with Disabilities in Emergency Preparedness

National Council on Disability Says Americans with Disabilities Act Applies to Commercial and Other Private Web Sites

HHS Awards Additional $9 Million to Help States Develop Aging and Disability Resource Centers

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	Did You Know?
	EPSDT stands for Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment Program A program mandated by law as part of the Medicaid program. The law requires that all states have in effect a program for eligible children under age 21 to ascretain their physical or mental defects and to provide such health care treatments and other measures to correct or ameliorate defects and chronic conditions discovered. The state programs also have active outreach components to inform eligible persons of the benefits available to them, to provide screening, and if necessary, to assist in obtaining appropriate treatment.