Who Receives Benefits from the DI Program?
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1 DI The Social Security Disability Insurance Program Disabled Worker Beneficiaries (Percentage of people ages 2 to 64) Men Women.6.8 The Social Security Disability Insurance (DI) program provided $119 billion in benefits to 8.3 million disabled workers in fiscal year 211, accounting for nearly 18 percent of total Social Security spending. In addition, 2. million dependents of those workers received benefits in 211. The Congressional Budget Office projects that in 222, the DI program will provide benefits totaling $24 billion to over 12.3 million disabled workers and their dependents. Who Receives Benefits from the DI Program? Calendar Year Actual Projected Number of Beneficiaries in 211 All Beneficiaries 1.3 million Male Disabled Workers 4.4 million Female Disabled Workers 3.9 million Dependent Children 1.8 million Dependent Spouses.2 million Fiscal Year
2 Share of Workers in Each Age Group Receiving DI Benefits Percent Under (38%) (3%) (32%) (49%) (23%) (29%) Distribution of Workers Entering the DI Program, by Type of Disability Mental and Musculoskeletal (54%) (19%) (27%) Cancer and Circulatory All Other to Full Retirement Age Total 47, Total 61, Total 1,3,
3 How Much Does the DI Program Cost? Total Benefits for Disabled Workers (Percentage of gross domestic product) Fiscal Year Actual.64 Projected Total Benefit Outlays in 211 Total Outlays $128 billion Disabled Workers $119 billion Dependent Children $8.7 billion Dependent Spouses $.6 billion Fiscal Year (Fiscal year outlays are not available separately for men and women)
4 Average Cumulative Processing Time About 4 months About 9 months About 27 months More than 33 months 39% 3% 14% 6% 19% 27% 7% Fewer than 1% Eligibility Initial Application 3% 1% The DI program provides income to nonelderly adults who have worked in the past but have not worked in 5 months and are deemed unable to work now because of a medical condition that is expected to last more than a year or to result in death. The initial disability determination is the job of the Disability Determination Services (DDS), which are agencies funded by the Social Security Administration and administered by the states. If a person s application is denied at the DDS level, the applicant can either withdraw the application or appeal the decision and move to the next stage. On average, decisions on appeals beyond the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) stage take more than 33 months. 1,6, Number of DI applications in How Does the DI Program Work? The reconsideration stage has been eliminated in some states, and those appeals instead go directly to the ALJ level. $1,111 Average monthly benefit in May 212 DI benefits, like all Social Security benefits, are tied to a worker s past earnings through a progressive formula and are increased by an annual cost-of-living adjustment. Die as a beneficiary 9, 1, Number of DI applications filed in that were allowed DDS Initial Determination Stage Reconsideration Stage Administrative Law Judge Stage Higher Levels Stage Average Monthly Benefits Estimates are presented as a percentage of all applicants. 4% Number of claims pending at the time data were collected 5% 28% Each year about 8% of disabled beneficiaries leave the program for one of three reasons: 4% 5% 1% Move to the Social Security retirement program 24% 61% $95 Estimated average monthly Medicare spending per disabled beneficiary in 211 Disabled beneficiaries are eligible for health insurance through Medicare after a 2-year waiting period. 4% Pending (at the time data were collected) 2% Pending (at the time data were collected) Leave the program for work, program noncompliance, or other reasons
5 Savings and Costs Possible Approaches to Changing the DI Program Addressing the DI program s financial pressures will require an increase in revenues, a decrease in spending, or some combination of the two. CBO has evaluated a variety of options that policymakers or researchers have identified. The graph below shows the estimated savings or costs in billions of dollars and as a percentage of total (projected) revenues or outlays in 222. For more details on these policies, see Congressional Budget Office, Policy Options for the Social Security Disability Insurance Program, July 212, Options That Reduce the Fiscal Imbalance in the DI Program Increase Program Revenue Reduction in DI Revenues or Outlays in 222 Billions of Dollars (Percentage of total) Increase in DI Revenues or Outlays in 222 Billions of Dollars (Percentage of total) Raise the DI tax rate by.4 percentage points Increase the amount of earnings that are taxable Change the DI Benefit Formula Change Eligibility Rules $22 billion (11%) $6 billion (3%) Change How DI Benefits Grow Over Time Change the Waiting Period for Benefits $3 billion (1%) $12 billion (6%) $8 billion (4%) $1 billion (1%) $11 billion (6%) Increase the COLA by 1 percentage point Eliminate the 5-month waiting period $13 billion (8%) $28 billion (18%) Reduce all benefits by 15 % Reduce DI benefits for people age 53 and older Reduce COLAs by using a different measure of inflation Eliminate eligibility starting at age 62 Require applicants to have worked more in recent years Increase the age at which disability requirements become less restrictive Extend the waiting period for benefits from 5 months to 12 months Options That Provide Greater Support to DI Beneficiaries $16 billion (8%) $8 billion (4%) Note: COLA = cost-of-living adjustment.
6 Norway Policy Changes in Disability Insurance Around the World 8.5 Finland Netherlands In the past 15 years, the Netherlands has undergone multiple reforms that progressively expanded the responsibility of employers to assist and support employees with disabilities, increased the benefit system s focus on work, reorganized the institutions offering social insurance, and privatized employment services. Those policies initially did little to reduce the number of disability beneficiaries; however, since about 22, the number of workers claiming disability benefits has declined. For more information, see these CBO publications: Policy Options for the Disability Insurance Program July 212, Social Security Disability Insurance: Participation Trends and Their Fiscal Implications July 21, Netherlands 8.2 Denmark Poland United Kingdom 27 The 212 Long-Term Budget Outlook June 212, Reducing the Deficit: Spending and Revenue Options March 211, Ireland Denmark 6.2 United States OECD Average Reforms implemented in 23 and 27 sought to simplify the disability benefit system by introducing equal benefits for all beneficiaries, abolishing benefits for partial disabilities, focusing on individuals abilities rather than their disabilities, and supporting the reintegration of disabled workers into the labor force. However, the proportion of workers claiming disability benefits has not changed since those reforms were enacted. Disability Beneficiaries as a Percentage of the Working-Age Population, Various Years Source: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Data include all disability benefits granted under contributory (for example, DI) and noncontributory (for example, Supplemental Security Income) schemes Australia Switzerland 4.9 Luxembourg 25 Poland Spain Three Countries That Have Made Significant Changes in Their DI Policies Reforms enacted in 1998 focused on reducing workers long-term sick leave and disability benefits and expanding medical and vocational rehabilitation services. Those changes caused workers absenteeism and claims for disability benefits to decline. Other policies for reforming the disability insurance system were proposed in 24 but not implemented. Prepared by: Jonathan Schwabish and Courtney Griffith Sources: Congressional Budget Office; Staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation; Social Security Administration; Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Staff contact: Jonathan Schwabish, Health, Retirement, and Long-Term Analysis Division Notes: Data on each application for calendar year (and updated in 21) from the Social Security Administration. Data on length of time for each stage for calendar year 26 from the Office of the Inspector General at the Social Security Administration. Numbers may not add to totals because of rounding.
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