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10cookieanne
Asked February 2013
Is Social Security supposed to increase my father's check when in assisted living?
He is in a assisted living in the Bronx and his checks are not covering the rent.
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Carol Bradley Bursack, CDSGF
Feb 2013
Sorry, but Social Security will not increase to meet someone's needs. If he is on disability, then there may be some subsidy, but regular Social Security is based on past earnings.
Take care,
Carol
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10cookieanne
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he does recieve disability and can you tell me what you mean by subsidy
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