Do you get healthcare benefits with disability ?

Technically, you don't get healthcare benefits with federal disability benefits. However, this is only if you define healthcare as traditional medical insurance.

Individuals who are awarded social security disability benefits will be eligible to receive medicare benefits two years after their date of entitlement. Depending on how far back a person's onset date begins (onset date refers to when it is believed that your disability actually began), they may have to wait up to two years to receive medicare after they've been approved for SSD. Or they may not have to wait at all. Of course, since the commencement of medicare depends on a claimant's onset date, it is important to prove the earliest onset date possible. And this is where disability representation at a hearing can be particularly beneficial.

Individuals who are awarded SSI disability benefits will be eligible to receive medicaid benefits. And there is no wait for this, as is potentially the case for social security disability recipients who get medicare. In other words, for SSI recipients, medicaid begins when SSI begins.