Mobile women come from a wide variety of economic backgrounds. Whether struggling to survive on SSDI or dealing with a financial settlement, we must be financially savvy, especially in today's struggling economy. It is critical to be aware of our options and rights especially when it comes to medical insurance.

Medical coverage is complicated. Not only does each policy have different regulations, but within each program the rules can change. An uncertain political climate, progressive disability, debates over coverage for treatments and equipment make health insurance time-consuming and frustrating. More often than not, it is a mess of never-ending red tape!

mobileWOMEN.org understands the seriousness of sound financial management for women in wheelchairs. We will post up-to-date articles and advice on insurance coverage and financial planning from experts in these fields. Strategies for dealing with insurance companies and information on your rights also will be covered. Making informed financial decisions is a critical step in strengthening your independence and maintaining high quality health coverage and care.

"I think volunteering is a perfect way to get into a job or career," explains Jenny Smith, Midwest Regional Director of the Mobility Project, http://www.mobilityproject.org, in Louisville, Kentucky. "I've held numerous volunteer positions, many of which led to discoveries of what I really enjoy doing. Volunteering can go on a resume just as well as a part-time job, and many times, with volunteering, you don't have the responsibility that you do in a paid position. For example, if you need to go out of town, you can." Read more...

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