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If you have applied for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits and received a denial, you might feel discouraged. However, a denial is not necessarily the end of the story for many applicants. Launching an appeal offers several benefits and may increase your...
When it comes to navigating the complex web of social services, it is important to have a clear understanding of the benefits available. For individuals receiving Supplemental Security Income, they may also wonder if they can get Medicaid. A dual support system SSI is...
Supplemental Security Income is a federal program that provides financial assistance to eligible individuals with disabilities, as well as elderly individuals with limited income and resources. According to the Social Security Administration, the total number of...
For individuals with disabilities, Social Security Disability Insurance provides needed financial support. However, many wonder if they can work and still receive SSDI benefits. Understanding the rules and guidelines surrounding employment while receiving SSDI is...
Anxiety can affect all aspects of your life. If it is severe enough, it can make it difficult for you to work or perform daily tasks. Despite this, many people do not realize that an anxiety disorder may qualify as a disability under SSA guidelines. What are the...
It is a common misconception that a person has to be in a wheelchair in order to receive disability benefits. The true standard is that you must be unable to perform standard work, and your condition either must have already lasted one year, have a projected duration...
If you cannot work due to a disability, the United States has two government assistance programs that may be able to help, Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income. While there is some overlap between the programs, there are also some...
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) provides money to people who cannot work due to a chronic condition. While people can apply for SSDI with any illness or injury that limits their ability to earn an income, some conditions qualify for automatic coverage. How...
The Social Security Administration ("SSA") pays benefits to disabled or blind persons under the Social Security Disability Insurance ("SSDI") program and the Supplemental Security Income ("SSI"). SSI is not collected from individual taxes but gets paid from the...
Applying for SSDI benefits is a new experience for many. If you have not gone through the process, a denial after review may come as a crushing blow. It is relatively common for the Social Security Administration or SSA to issue denials for first-time applicants....