Helping People With Disabilities Nationwide
Millions of people across the country struggle with asthma. Asthma is an inflammatory and chronic lung condition that constricts the airways and impairs the person’s capacity to breathe. When a person struggles to breathe, it becomes difficult to do anything, much...
If you are awarded Social Security disability benefits, it is important to know that you may be eligible for health insurance programs such as Medicaid and Medicare. However, these two programs have different eligibility requirements. This blog post will focus on the...
After filing for Social Security Disability benefits, it is important to be aware that it is a fairly lengthy process. You will have to complete all necessary Social Security forms and work diligently to ensure all your medical records are requested. If your claim is...
The Social Security Administration has returned to limited in-person hearings for several months now, and while that’s worked out with few issues, some claimants have found that it’s still not as convenient as having a hearing over the phone. While the SSA has made...
It’s no secret that which judge hears your case can be a major factor in whether you’re approved for disability benefits. The award rate for each administrative law judge working for the Social Security Administration is publicly available information. Some judges...
Heart conditions rank as one of the top causes of disability in the United States. Fortunately, many people who suffer from heart conditions are eligible to receive Social Security Disability Insurance benefits. However, there are many different types of...
There are several clear reasons you may have been denied. You are earning too much money! While some work and income are allowed while receiving disability benefits, if you are earning over “SGA” (Substantial Gainful Activity), the monthly amount set by Federal law,...
This question is often asked, but not often explained well. Your SSDI benefits are typically calculated using your history of work earnings. If you are concerned about becoming disabled in the future, know that your SSDI amount is calculated using an average of your...
As disability attorneys, we have all witnessed the difficulties faced by our clients. Some clients have limited education and a poor understanding of the world in which we live. They are often rightfully angry about the hand they were dealt in life. While some people...
Nope. Once you are determined to be disabled by SSA or a hearing judge, a few things can terminate your benefits. First, you may age out of the program! Once you reach full retirement age (65-67, depending on your birthdate) you will be automatically converted to...
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