If you or someone you know has a genitourinary disorder resulting from certain conditions including, but not limited to, a kidney transplant, dialysis, or even anorexia, you may have a disability that meets the criteria established by the Social Security Administration’s Listing of Impairments.

The disorders that are listed are only examples of common genitourinary system disorders that are considered severe enough to prevent a person from performing any gainful activity.

The Diagnosis of Musculoskeletal Disorders

By Kenton Koszdin on August 10, 2018
In Disease SSDI Claim

A knowledgeable disability attorney can assist those individuals with musculoskeletal disorders. The Kenton Koszdin Law Office possesses the knowledge and the necessary experience to represent and assist applicants for disability benefits.

If you have a musculoskeletal system impairment, that is, an inability to walk or move that impairs your ability to perform everyday activities,you may have a disability that meets the criteria established by the Listing of Impairments.

If you have a cardiovascular impairment that impairs your ability to perform everyday activities, you may have a disability that meets the criteria established by the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) Listings of Impairments

If the applicant cannot perform any PRW, or the individual has no relevant work, the adjudicator goes to step five. In considering PRW, the SSA examines an applicant’s work experience.

For an impairment to be sufficiently severe under the Social Security Act, impairment or impairments must interfere with basic work-related activities. What activities are considered “basic work-related activities” under the Act?

The Code of Federal Regulations of the Social Security Act contains provisions that detail a five-step sequential evaluation process for determining disability. These five steps flow from the definition of disability found in the Social Security Act.

What Are The Grid Rules?

By Kenton Koszdin on July 23, 2018
In Disability Insurance

Gain insights into the “grid rules” used by the Social Security Administration (SSA) to evaluate disability claims that don’t meet medical impairment listings. Learn how these rules, focusing on age, education, and work background, can impact the determination of disability.

Learn how the Kenton Koszdin Law Office prioritizes the integrity of Social Security Disability (SSD) claims. Discover the consequences of fraud, waste, and abuse, and the importance of providing accurate information on your application.

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