Although these have different goals, and the target groups are somewhat different, the separation of what are essentially similar services provided by the same specialists has the potential to cause confusion for clients. So far, the Unemployment Insurance Fund has reported that disabled people prefer to access services from the Social Insurance Board. New systems of information sharing between the different bodies providing these services will become increasingly important as the Work Ability Reform is rolled out: there is a new pilot scheme to use the International Classification of Functioning to assess individuals’ abilities and share this information between providers of medical services, the Social Insurance Board and the Unemployment Insurance Fund. The Social Insurance Board has recently taken over the provision of aids to those with reduced work capacity from county governments.