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...]
Do I Need To See A Judge To Get Disability Benefits From Social Security?
Most people need to see a judge to get disability benefits from Social Security. Social Security has a very strict evaluation process that includes impairment listings that address illnesses and disorders for all body systems. These impairment listings set forth the criteria needed to meet or equal the severity requirements for the social security disability … [Read more...]
Why Do You Need Attorney- Why Representation Increases the win ratio at a Social Security Disability or SSI Hearing
Why does representation result in a higher win ratio at a hearing? The answer is fairly simple. Disability hearings are similar to various types of court proceedings in which solid case preparation and a proper presentation of the relevant arguments and positions, specifically pertaining to why the individual should be approved to receive disability benefits, are both … [Read more...]
Disability Conditions List Series- Stroke
One of the most common condition on the Disability List is stroke. And although strokes are most certainly a significant medical occurrence, they do not always lead to permanent limitations that are at a level considered disabling by Social Security. When an individual files for disability on the basis of a stroke, the disability examiner will not make a medical disability … [Read more...]
Disability Conditions List Series- Memory Loss
How is memory loss considered by the social security disability and SSI disability programs? In the same way that every condition is evaluated by SSA. It is not the condition itself or its diagnosis that is the primary concern, but, instead the effect the condition has on an individual's ability to work. Work, of course, for social security purposes, includes a claimant's … [Read more...]
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