Marge had been receiving Social Security Disability Insurance benefits for two years now. Unable to work due to heart disease, Marge’s monthly disability checks made a real difference in her life. Now, though, she had received a letter from the Social Security Administration. They were conducting a continuing disability review on her. Marge was concerned…
DetailsGeorge had submitted his application and supporting documents months ago. He and his attorney had done a great job getting his paperwork in order. He was looking forward to the time when his disability checks would start coming in. At the same time, though, he wondered how his SSDI payment What Counts Before getting too…
DetailsIt’s no secret. Many first-time applicants for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits are denied. Knowing why an application may be denied is an important first step in getting the benefits you deserve. #1: Disability is Due to Drug Addiction or Alcoholism. It may be possible to qualify for a disability caused by drug addiction. The…
DetailsIt is estimated that more than 50 million people suffer from arthritis, and that number is expected to rise. Many of those people have additional health problems, like heart disease, diabetes, and obesity. Arthritis affects more than health, though. A person with arthritis may find it more difficult to participate in their usual activities, including…
DetailsJoe worked hard for 27 years to support his family. When his chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) affected his job performance, though, he did not know what to do. He did not want to stop working, but that time came anyway. The loss of his income was a financial disaster for his family. His oldest…
DetailsYou may have heard that the Social Security Administration denies every disability claim. While this is a myth, it is true that roughly 65% of first-time claims are denied. If you are disabled and planning to file for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits, there are steps you can take to increase the likelihood your claim…
DetailsAfter realizing you are disabled and cannot work, you have to think about applying for benefits. One source of benefits is Social Security Disability Insurance. If you are submitting an application for SSDI benefits, it’s important to know what documentation to provide. The SSDI Application You can apply for benefits at a local Social Security…
DetailsMany people will work on your Social Security Disability Insurance Claim. Social Security Administration staff review your application and approve or deny your claim. Vocational experts may provide a decision on your ability to work. Your medical providers also have a lot to do with your SSDI claim. Provide Medical Records To be approved for…
DetailsBills have been piling up for months. Medical treatment is expensive, and your income stopped the day you could no longer work. It’s a relief, learning your disability claim has been approved. But you may be left wondering when and how you will receive your Social Security Disability Insurance payments. The Application Process People applying…
DetailsMark was devastated by his liver cancer diagnosis. The treatments were hard on him, his family – and his ability to earn a living. As he explored options for disability benefits, he wondered how long a disability claim could take from start to finish. Getting Started Applications are usually approved or denied 30 to 90…
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