Learn more about the Ticket to Work program through Social Security Administration's self-paced Ticket to Work Tutorials. Whether you are just considering working, ready to find a service provider to help you, are looking for a job, or already working and want to keep on the road to financial independence, there are six interactive learning modules that will help … [Read more...]
Will anything happen to my assets if I file for Social Security disability?
This is a common question for people who are considering filing for SSDI. There is a belief that all Social Security disability programs require you to have no assets or that you have to give up your assets. This simply is not true for either Social Security program for disability benefits, namely Social Security Disability Insurance and SSI (Supplemental Security … [Read more...]
From the series of Why We Love Our Job
Nothing else, except for a won case of course, can lighten up our day like a note from those whom we helped. Here are just couple examples of what makes us determined to go and fight for our clients every day! … [Read more...]
From the Series of Our Real Cases: Edward’s Story
Really exciting win this week! Back in 2016, our client, Mr. Edward, age 56 received a “Partially Favorable” decision awarding a disability date of June 2014. It meant he wouldn’t qualify for social security disability payments (over $1000/month), but instead only receive SSI payments (around $700/month). Edward suffers from several severe conditions: Spinal stenosis … [Read more...]
Fibromyalgia and Social Security Disability
Symptoms from Fibromyalgia can absolutely be disabling. If you are considering applying for SSI/SSDI, be sure to connect with a Rheumatologist who will document your symptoms (both physical and mental). Social Security Administration adjudicators read your medical records and will want a clear picture of your functional limitations to prove that you are unable to work. … [Read more...]
Rheumatoid Arthritis as a Common Impairment in Social Security Disability Claims
Rheumatoid Arthritis is a common impairment in Social Security Disability claims, but getting the actual diagnosis can be a long process. Here's a good explanation of common tests your doctor may order if you have symptoms of RA. If you are unable to work due to these symptoms call us and learn how we can help. If your doctor suspects that your joint pain and … [Read more...]
