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Are you wondering if your health condition qualifies you for Social Security Disability Insurance? Here are 10 of the most common conditions among SSDI beneficiaries, in order of least to most common. 1. Digestive disorders Digestive disorders like diverticulitis,...
Trauma to the brain is not always evident immediately following an accident or injury. Traumatic brain injuries have a lasting effect on more than just the physical body. These injuries can also impact the emotional health of an individual. Not understanding how...
Adults are not the only individuals who can qualify for social security disability benefits. For parents raising a child diagnosed with autism, the household often makes difficult choices concerning the daily care and medical assistance or therapies necessary for the...
Obtaining Social Security Disability Insurance benefits is often tricky and frustrating, but if you have the right help, it is possible. If you are suffering from a chronic condition, here are some common questions and answers about SSDI to help you get started. 1. Am...
As a disabled veteran, you may find it difficult to pay the bills on VA disability alone. This is an unfit situation for someone who has valiantly defended our nation's flag. If you are in this position, you could benefit from applying for Social Security Disability...
People who receive Social Security and Supplemental Security Income will receive an 8.7% cost of living increase in 2023. The average recipient will get about $140 more each month as a result. This increase reflects the effects of rising prices on the Department of...
A serious illness, injury or medical condition can make it difficult for you to work and support yourself and the members of your family. When this happens, you may become eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits. According to the Social Security...
There are two major types of Social Security Disability benefits for which you may qualify. Once you have completed your interview via your appointment, if the agency approves your application, you will work with either Social Security Disability Insurance or...
The stigma associated with mental health problems historically prevented individuals from seeking aid. As society became more aware of mental illness over time, more people obtained help and received diagnoses. However, even though, according to Psychology Today,...
The Social Security Administration offers two benefit programs for disabled Americans who are unable to work. These programs are not mutually exclusive, so you can receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSD or SSDI)...
