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Disabilities and Work
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VHL Family Forum, ISSN 1066-4130 Volume 8, Number 1
March 2000 Download a printable copy of this issue
- Laparoscopic Cryoablation for RCC, by Andrew C. Novick, M.D.
- Ingredients for a Good Surgical Outcome, by Emma K., Australia
- Pansies for Hope
- Art Contest! Calendar 2001, and new T-shirt design
- Frameless Stereotaxy, by P.W.A. Willems, F. J. Hes, and C.A.F. Tulleken
- If I had my life to live over, by Erma Bombeck
- Chapter News: New York
- Altheada's Story, by Altheada Johnson, New York
- Gene Repair in rats raises hope, by Penny Stern, M.D.
- Hormones and VHL
- Banning Genetic Discrimination
- Adaptive Technology, by Edmund D. Kiselica, Florida
- 2000 Grants
- Trichlorethylene Exposure, by Hiltrud Brauch et al.
- Disabilities and Work
- Conference 2000!
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The United States Congress has passed the Work Incentives Improvement Act (WIIA) in November.
This means that people with disabilities who want to work will not lose vital medical benefits because of an increase in income. Americans with disabilities can enter the workforce without losing their health coverage under Medicaid or Medicare. Disabled people working jobs that include health benefits will be able to buy Medicaid coverage for expenses that their regular insurance does not cover.
For more information, contact your local Independent Living Center or state rehabilitation agency, or call 1-888-751-0077
As printed in the VHL Family Forum 8:1, March 2000. For permission to reprint, please contact VHL Family Alliance, editor@vhl.org. Further information is available from the VHL Family Alliance, info@vhl.org.
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