Allsup Employment Services

06/05/2026

You may have heard the term “Expedited Reinstatement (EXR),” but what does it mean for you?

Expedited Reinstatement is a work incentive through the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) Ticket To Work Program that can help protect you if your work situation changes.

If you have an active Ticket with the program and your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits stop because your earnings increase, EXR allows you to request that your benefits start again without completing a new application.

This means if your health changes and you’re no longer able to continue working at the same level, you have a way to regain your benefits more quickly.

Understanding how EXR works can help you feel more confident about exploring work opportunities, knowing there are protections in place if your situation changes.

Allsup Employment Services (AES), an authorized Employment Network (EN), can help you understand how EXR fits into your overall plan and what steps to take if your work or earnings change.

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AES is a Social Security-authorized EN that helps you use the Ticket To Work Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.
All this is at NO COST to you.

You can start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
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06/04/2026

Once you know you qualify for the Ticket To Work (TTW) Program, the next step is understanding how to enroll.

You can assign your Ticket to an approved Employment Network like Allsup Employment Services (AES). After your Ticket is assigned, you begin receiving services and support tailored to your employment goals.

Through AES, you can get help with:
- Understanding how the TTW Program applies to your situation.
- Assigning your Ticket to us.
- Setting short-term and long-term goals.
- Developing a resume that highlights your strengths.
- Preparing for interviews and job searches.
- Learning about work incentives that protect your Social Security Disability Insurance and Medicare while you explore work.

Enrollment is a structured process, but you move through the program at a pace that fits your situation and readiness for work.

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Get expert assistance with the TTW Program – at no cost to you!

You can start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

06/03/2026

Term: Trial Work Period (TWP)

Meaning: The Trial Work Period (TWP) is a work incentive under the Ticket To Work (TTW) Program that allows you to test your ability to work while still receiving full Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits.

The TWP lasts for 9 non-consecutive months plus a 3-month grace period. Also, it does not matter how much you earn during a given TWP month.

Example: You start a job and earn more than expected. During your TWP, you continue receiving your full SSDI benefits while seeing how work fits into your routine.

You can work and earn as much as you want for up to 9 trial work months within five years. Those months can be spread out across a 60-month period. You might work three months, take a break, work two more, and so on.

Understanding how the TWP works can help you explore employment with more clarity about what to expect.

Allsup Employment Services (AES) can help you learn how the TWP and other TTW Program incentives apply to your situation.

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AES is a Social Security-authorized Employment Network that helps you use the TTW Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.
All this is at NO COST to you.

You can get expert assistance now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

06/02/2026

You might be wondering, what if your condition gets worse after you start working?

It is a valid concern, and one many people with disabilities think about before taking that next step.

The good news is that the Ticket To Work (TTW) Program includes protection designed to support you if your situation changes.

The Extended Period of Eligibility (EPE) lets you restart your SSDI benefits if you have to stop working due to your disability. This is available for 60 months after benefits end without filing a new application.

This is part of how work incentives are structured to reduce risk as you return to employment.

With Allsup Employment Services (AES), you receive guidance on how these protections work, what to expect and how to plan based on your individual situation.

Taking steps toward work does not mean giving up support. It means having the information you need to make decisions with more confidence.

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AES helps you use the Social Security Administration’s TTW Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.

You can get expert assistance now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

06/01/2026

When you think about returning to work after living with a disability, the process can feel filled with questions about your benefits, your health and what type of work will fit your needs.

This is where support makes a difference.

With the right guidance, you do not have to figure everything out on your own. You gain help understanding how work may affect Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Medicare, along with the work incentives available through the Ticket To Work (TTW) Program.

You also get practical support like resume development, job search assistance and interview preparation (to name a few) that reflect your strengths and abilities.

Support through Allsup Employment Services (AES) is designed to help you make informed decisions at your own pace. You can focus on your goals while having clear, reliable information about your options and benefits protection as you consider employment.

When you have guidance in place, returning to work becomes less about uncertainty and more about planning your next step with confidence.

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AES helps you use the Social Security Administration’s TTW Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.

You can get expert assistance now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

05/29/2026

If you are thinking about returning to work, one of the first questions you may have is whether you qualify for the Ticket To Work (TTW) Program.

The TTW Program, created by the Social Security Administration (SSA), is available to individuals receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and/or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

If you are receiving at least one of these benefits and are between the ages of 18 and 64, you may be eligible to explore work opportunities while keeping important protections in place.

TTW is designed to help prepare for and explore employment while maintaining benefits with work incentives that help ease the transition.

Understanding eligibility is the first step in deciding what comes next for you.

Allsup Employment Services (AES) can help you review your options and understand whether the TTW Program is the right fit for your goals.

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AES is an SSA-authorized Employment Network that helps you use the TTW Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.
All this is at NO COST to you.

You can start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

05/28/2026

One of the most common myths about returning to work with a disability is the belief that no one will hire you because of it. The truth is many companies actively seek employees with disabilities because of the unique strengths they bring—like resilience, problem-solving skills and determination.

You are not required to disclose your disability during the hiring process, giving you control over when and how to share that information. Plus, your Employment Network (EN), like Allsup Employment Services (AES), will support you with guidance on how to have these discussions confidently.

We’re here to help you find a job that values your strengths and provides the accommodations you need for success. Our vocational experts will help you with every aspect of getting back into the workforce, both before you land a job and after.

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AES is a Social Security-authorized Employment Network that helps you use the Ticket To Work Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.
All this is at NO COST to you.

You can start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

05/27/2026

If you’re thinking about returning to work with a disability, building confidence can feel like one of the biggest steps.

If you’ve been away from the workforce, it’s normal to feel uncertain about what comes next. Confidence does not come all at once. It builds over time as you gain clarity about your options and understand how work fits with your current situation.

Through the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) Ticket To Work Program, you have the option to explore employment while maintaining protections for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). This allows you to move forward at a pace that works for you while protecting your benefits during your transition.

Allsup Employment Services (AES), an authorized Employment Network (EN), supports you as you take these steps by helping you:
- Understand how your earnings may affect your SSDI benefits.
- Stay on track with SSA requirements.
- Know what to expect as your work situation changes.
- Feel more confident about how work and SSDI fit together.

Confidence is not about having every answer before you begin. It’s about taking the next step and building from there.

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AES is a Social Security-authorized Employment Network that helps you use the Ticket To Work Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.
All this is at NO COST to you.

You can start your return-to-work journey now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

05/26/2026

You might be wondering, “Do I have to find a job on my own?”

If you’re thinking about returning to work while living with a disability, that question is common. The good news is you don’t have to go through the process alone.

Through the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) Ticket To Work Program, you have access to support designed to help you explore employment with more clarity and confidence. This includes working with an authorized Employment Network (EN) like Allsup Employment Services (AES).

When you connect with AES, you can receive support with your job search and next steps, including:
- Identifying job opportunities that align with your abilities and goals.
- Building or updating your resume.
- Preparing for interviews so you feel more confident.
- Understanding how work may affect your Social Security disability benefits, including Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Medicare.

Returning to work is a process, and having the right support can make a difference as you move forward.

You don’t have to figure it out on your own. You can take your next step with guidance that helps you make informed decisions about work and your benefits.

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AES helps you use the SSA’s Ticket To Work Program by:
- Assisting you with SSA communication.
- Assisting you with completing your Individual Work Plan.
- Providing career exploration, assistance and support.

You can get expert assistance now:
888-833-8250
allsupes.help/genfb

05/25/2026

Deciding to work either with or after disability is a big step.

Rick shares what influenced his decision and what helped him succeed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tj-jEXqMaG0

Allsup Employment Services is approved by the Social Security Admin...