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SSD Benefits for Sleep Apnea Sleep apnea isn’t listed in the Social Security Blue Book, meaning there’s no set list of criteria to tell a person suffering from this condition whether the Social Security Administration (SSA) will consider them disabled. But, that...
Housing Assistance for SSD Recipients Social Security disability (SSD) provides monetary benefits and medical coverage to people who: Accrued sufficient work credits across their career and in recent years, and Meet the Social Security Administration (SSA)...
How to Find the Best SSD Advocate If you’re applying for Social Security disability (SSD) benefits, you may know that getting approved can be an uphill battle. While the numbers differ a little from year to year and state to state, well over half of SSD applications...
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Non-Medical Requirements for Disability When most people think about qualifying for Social Security disability benefits (SSD), they’re focused on whether or not the Social Security Administration (SSA) will consider them disabled. While medical qualification is...
Is My Depression a Disability? Depression is a common mental health condition and is not always disabling. When the Social Security Administration (SSA) considers a Social Security disability (SSD) claim based on depression, they are looking to see whether your...
SSD Lump Sum Payments and Back Pay If you know anything at all about the Social Security disability (SSD) application process, it’s probably that it can take a very long time to get approved for benefits. What you may not know is that when you are ultimately approved,...
Social Security has two types of benefits for disabled people. The first is for people who have worked for a certain number of years. These are disability insurance benefits or SSDI benefits. The second is a needs-based benefit. It is for people who...
Does My Depression Qualify Me for SSD? The short answer to this question is “maybe.” The Social Security Administration (SSA) does recognize depression as a possible cause of disability. Millions of Americans suffer from depression, with symptoms including (but...
Get Help Filing for Disability for Anxiety Applying for–and perhaps fighting for–Social Security disability benefits is challenging for most people. If you’re struggling with a condition like anxiety, it can be even tougher. Having the right assistance can help ensure...
Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for Social Security Disability in 2024 If you’re currently receiving Social Security disability benefits (SSD), you may have noticed that your January benefits were a bit higher than they were last year. That’s because the Social...
Cervical Neck Fusion and Social Security Disability Cervical Neck Fusion and Social Security Disability. You may qualify for Social Security disability benefits if you’ve had a cervical neck fusion. However, you must show that you still can’t work. Many different...
Navigating SSD: Dos and Don’ts Most Social Security disability claims are initially denied. While there are no guarantees, there are things you can do to increase the chances of approval. Here are some key dos and don’ts for putting together and submitting your...
Who Gets a Social Security Death Benefit? When someone receiving Social Security disability benefits (SSD) passes away, there are two types of benefits that may be paid to survivors. The first is a lump sum death benefit. This is a small, one-time payment of...
What Does It Mean When My SSD Appeal Says “Under Review”? If your Social Security disability (SSD) application was denied, you may receive an “appeal under review” letter or check the status of your appeal online and see “under review.” Many SSD applicants who aren’t...
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