At the ACRD Spring Conference in Orlando, Jennie Gailey, Esq., Vice President, Utilization Management, and Sarah Deaver, Esq., Senior Director, Disability Programs, are leading an engaging session, “Beyond Benefits: Unlocking Employment Opportunities with Ticket to Work.” Drawing on decades of combined Social Security expertise, they are sharing a comprehensive, strategy-driven perspective on how the Ticket to Work program helps SSDI/SSI beneficiaries achieve financial independence while preserving critical benefits. Attendees gain insight into Genex’s attorney-led, end-to-end approach to SSDI and TTW representation and how it drives stronger outcomes for both claimants and partners.
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