What is the SSI Redetermination Review?

The SSI Redetermination Review is specifically designed to assess whether an individual continues to meet the financial eligibility criteria for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits. This review can occur periodically and is triggered by certain events, such as a change in income, living arrangements, or resources. Option B captures the essence of the review process, focusing on the need to reassess an individual's financial situation to determine ongoing eligibility for benefits.

The process ensures that benefits are appropriately adjusted or terminated if a participant's financial circumstances change beyond allowable limits. This emphasizes the ongoing need for the Social Security Administration (SSA) to ensure program integrity and that funds are allocated to those who genuinely qualify based on their economic status.

In contrast, the other options focus on more specific elements or imply a less flexible approach to reviews—such as a set annual assessment or a review limited solely to living arrangements—which does not encapsulate the broader financial context that the SSI Redetermination Review considers.