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What If a Beneficiary is Physically Impaired?

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What If a Beneficiary is Physically Impaired?

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If the beneficiary has a physical impairment, develop the capability issue only if the beneficiary’s impairment prevents him/her from managing or directing someone else to manage his/her benefits and is dependent on others to meet his/her daily needs. If the beneficiary can direct someone else to manage his/her benefits, he/she must be found capable unless a voluntary conservatorship is in effect. (See GN 00502.139A.5.) For beneficiaries residing outside the United States, see GN 00505.012.

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