mental health problem. (D) 41 percent of male jail inmates have a history of a mental health problem. (E) 44 percent of jail inmates have been told by a mental health professional that they have a mental health disorder. (6) In the United States prisons, the following statistics are consistent with the aforementioned jail statistics: (A) 37 percent of prisoners have been told by a mental health professional that they have a mental health disorder. (B) 20 percent of females in prisons meet the threshold for serious psychological distress. (C) 14 percent of males in prisons meet the threshold for serious psychological distress. (D) 66 percent of female prisoners have been told by a mental health professional that they have a mental health disorder. (E) 35 percent of male prisoners have been told by a mental health professional that they have a mental health disorder. 3. Supplemental security income benefits (a) Reinstatement or resumption of benefits on release of inmate from incarceration Section 1631 of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 1383 ) is amended by adding at the end the following: (q) (1) (A) (i) Eligibility for benefits under this title shall be reinstated in any case where the Commissioner determines that an individual described in clause (ii) has filed a request for reinstatement meeting the requirements of subparagraph (B)(i) during the period described in clause (iii). Reinstatement of eligibility shall be in accordance with the terms of this paragraph. Notwithstanding the preceding provisions of this clause, eligibility for benefits under this title of an individual who has become an inmate of a jail, prison, penal institution, or correctional facility shall be reinstated automatically upon discharge or release from the institution, without the need to reapply for the benefits, if the period of sentence to the institution does not exceed 90 days. (ii) An individual is described in this clause if— (I) before the month in which the individual files a request for reinstatement— (aa) the individual