Obtaining Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits may be a time-consuming and unpleasant process. The vast majority of claimants are denied benefits at the outset of their applications, and it may take months, if not years, for a claimant to get the disability payments to which they are entitled.   It is critical to approach the SSDI… Read More

For an individual to be considered disabled by Social Security Disability, the case is reviewed according to a long list of medical guidelines, regulations, and laws.

Having a disability caused due to an illness or injury can limit your ability to work and, therefore, cause a financial concern for you and your family. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits provide you with a financial cover that helps you meet your basic needs.

  Workplace injuries or medical conditions can happen in an instant. The result may be physical and mental trauma and a great deal of financial stress. You need to be well informed and know your rights to maximize your disability claim. The processing of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claims can… Read More

There are some significant ways discrimination still happens in the workplace, though they can be challenging to identify.

If you may be applying for SSDI, start gathering the necessary information as soon as possible after your injury or illness occurs.
Here are the 7 most important things you will need when applying for SSDI benefits

Benefit programs like Workers’ Compensation and Social Security Disability may seem to offer the same benefit because they provide payments for those who are disabled. But these public programs have different benefits as well as different eligibility criteria.

Applying for Social Security benefits can be a time consuming process. Military service members may be eligible for expedited processing.

Have you opened up your CalABLE account yet? If not, and if you are an eligible person with a disability, then you are missing out on this valuable tool that can help you build financial security.

Many mental illnesses are covered through Social Security Disability. If you have a mental illness that limits your ability to work or sustain regular employment to provide basic necessities such as housing and food, you may qualify for disability benefits. However, there are some things you should know about the process. Explaining Social Security Disability… Read More