Category Archives: White Plains Social Security Disability lawyer
New Conditions Added To Compassionate Allowances List
The Social Security Administration (SSA) has expanded its Compassionate Allowances (CAL) program by including 13 additional serious medical conditions, bringing the total to 300 qualifying conditions. According to SSA Commissioner Frank J. Bisignano, the expansion underscores the agency’s dedication to making disability determinations more accessible and efficient. He emphasized that by adding these conditions,… Read More »
VFW, VHG Set To Launch Social Security Disability Eligibility Screener
The Social Security Disability process can be frustrating for many veterans. Applicants are unable to work a typical job, yet they have numerous hoops to jump through in order to get approved for any sort of benefits. And there’s no partial disability process available — a person is either deemed disabled or not. The… Read More »
SSDI Overpayments: How They Affect Recipients
Being disabled can be a challenging experience. You may be rejoicing after waiting months or even years to receive your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) payment. But are you entitled to receive every dollar you are given? Maybe not. A disabled mother of a teen who is struggling with schizophrenia and poverty recently received… Read More »
How Healthcare Providers Can Help SSA Expedite Disability Claims
When people become disabled and unable to work, they often rely on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits to help them pay bills and everyday necessities. However, the process can be time-consuming. Applicants are not approved for benefits overnight. In fact, most are denied the first time around. Of course, everyone wants to get… Read More »
Why SSDI Is So Important
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is an important government benefit that provides vital benefits to workers who can no longer support themselves due to a medical impairment that is expected to last longer than one year or result in death. More than 7 million people receive Social Security disability benefits. Anyone of any age… Read More »
Changes To Job History Requirements For SSDI
More than 1 million people apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) in the United States every year. Getting SSDI is no easy task, as these applicants will tell you. Not everyone gets approved the first time around. In fact, the disapproval rate is more than 60%. A lot of these disapprovals have to… Read More »
Man’s Social Security Disability Benefits Cut, Owes $200,000
Many federal government programs are undergoing cuts due to President Donald Trump’s administration. This has led to people being denied the benefits they need. An HIV survivor in California is seeing this first hand. The 62-year-old man has been living with HIV and AIDS for 38 years. He has been receiving Social Security Disability… Read More »
SSA To Allow Phone Service For SSDI Claims
To apply for government benefits, applicants often have to apply online or in person. However, for those who are disabled and looking to receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, having to drive to an office to apply is out of the question. And many people still do not have internet access or have… Read More »
What’s Going On With Social Security Disability Delays?
Since President Donald Trump took office for his second term, there has been a lot of concern about government programs such as Social Security. Trump has been working with Tesla founder Elon Musk to reduce federal spending through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Trump has been laying off workers from various government agencies,… Read More »
SSDI Delays: Best And Worst States
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) payments are intended to be distributed equitably based on eligibility. However, it appears as though some SSDI recipients have an easier time getting their benefits than others based on location. That’s right — where you live can play a major role in how quickly your application is processed. According… Read More »