Mission Possible
Employment Service & Social Security Disability Advocates

Business Phone:  (360) 798-2920
Fax:  (866) 221-5926
E-mail:  patty@mpes.net
E-mail:  dscotthone@comcast.net

 
About Us

Mission Possible Employment Services began as a vocational placement agency, helping people with disabilities to find appropriate employment. Even though we had much success in this endeavor, we quickly realized that employment was not the answer for everyone.  We found that many of our clients were unable to manage a full-time position due to deteriorating health issues. For that reason, we began the Social Security Advocacy branch of Mission Possible to assist those in applying for disability insurance who were no longer able to work. The process can be daunting and often intimidating to those who are already struggling with one or more disabilities. We began walking our clients through the process, surprisingly finding success in nearly all of our cases.  A Social Security Administrator requested we begin representing our clients on a regular basis, giving paralegal aid to complete all the procedural requirements.


Mission Statement

Mission Possible provides expert Social Security advocacy for persons having mental or physical disabilities.  We assist these individuals in acquiring government benefits that are available to them.  We also enroll many clients into the Ticket to Work program offered through Social Security.  This program is specifically designed for those who are willing and able to return to work after being declared disabled.  Mission Possible does not discriminate based on disabilities, race, ethnic origin, religious preference, gender or political affiliation.  We are firmly committed to helping disabled individuals to attain adequate medical coverage and financial security.  


What We Do For You 
  • We obtain and complete all forms required throughout the entire claim process.
  • We will accept your case at any point of the procedure.  This may include the initial application, reconsideration hearing or even any appeals to the law judge.
  • We make all essential contacts vital to your case.
  • We have an “open door policy” where you can access your representative via phone or e-mail.
  • We work closely with you, always keeping you informed of progress in your case.
  • We recommend resources for any services you may need
  • We compassionately listen to your story and help you in determining how to proceed with your case.
  • We evaluate your case for eligibility and explain why or why not you are a good candidate.
  • We do not get paid unless your case is won.


Frequently Asked Questions  (Click On Question For Answer)

Do I have to be denied three times before I can retain a representative or lawyer?
What is the difference between Social Security and Social Security Disability?
How does Mission Possible get paid?
What kind of illness or injury does it take to get Social Security Disability?
How does it benefit me to have a Mission Possible representative handle my Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) application/case?
How does a Mission Possible representative help you?
What part do you play in the process?
Will you be with me at my hearing?
How long does the process take?
What happens if my case is not initially approved?
What can I do if I’ve already been denied?
Will I receive funds for my children?
What is the difference between an attorney and a non-attorney representative?

 

Employee Profiles

PattySexton_200.jpgPatty Sexton has been working in the social service field for approximately 17 years, serving a diverse population in all aspects of vocational placement and disability insurance claims. She has specifically been advocating for clients in their quest for Disability benefits over the past 12 years with a remarkable degree of success.
Her personal interest began when her sister became disabled at the age of 7 in an automobile accident that took the life of her mother. She grew up advocating for her sister by discovering the many options open to her.  this same passion is always apparent in her work for her clients that she currently represents.

Patty began Mission Possible Employment Services in 1998.  Prior to Mission Possible she owned and operated Kenai Vocational Services in Kenai, Alaska. She worked closely with government social service agencies and L & I.  She understands disability issues and their corresponding Constitutional laws.  She can empathize with the frustration that people feel who really want to work, but are simply physically unable.  It was because of these individuals that Patty expanded her business to include Social security disability cases.  The Social Security Administration requested she serve a larger population in her area due to her enthusiasm and competency in this field.  She is quick to identify your needs and she truly cares about her clients and their quality of life.  

Scott Hone has earned two degrees in Social Work and has been an intensive case manager for the mentally and physically disabled population for approximately 10 years. He advocated in the specialized court system, specifically dealing with legal issues that affect the mentally ill and chemically abusive populations. He has worked intimately with the Social Security Administration, DSHS, Medicare & Medicaid representatives, pharmaceutical professionals and the Washington State Department of Vocational rehabilitation.
Scott is also involved with teaching individuals independent living skills and assistive technology for the blind and visually impaired.

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