Managing a serious health issue can require you to take powerful medicine, which can affect your health in myriad ways. You might take a pill to stop physical pain only to find yourself too tired to function or unable to think clearly; the medicine treating an...
The risk of applying for SSDI online without support
It has never technically been easier to submit an application for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. The Social Security Administration (SSA) now accepts digital applications. In fact, the SSA's website encourages online applications. Many people...
How mental health treatment affects SSDI claims in North Carolina
A mental health condition can make work very hard. When this happens, a person may apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). Many people worry about how their treatment history affects their claim. The Social Security Administration (SSA) does not base a...
What are the top 5 disabilities approved by the SSA for SSDI?
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) provides financial assistance to people who are unable to work due to disabilities. The Social Security Administration (SSA) evaluates various medical conditions before granting benefits. Some disabilities are more commonly...
Managing stress as your SSDI claim is pending
Waiting for a Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim decision can be downright stressful. If you’re unable to work due to a serious medical condition, your SSDI claim represents not only financial stability but also consequential access to benefits like...
Does a TBI make someone eligible for SSDI benefits?
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can dramatically alter a person’s ability to manage their day-to-day affairs, work and generally maintain their independence. As such, for those who suffer long-term or permanent effects of such injuries, Social Security Disability...
3 types of evidence that can support SSDI benefits claims
If medical issues prevent people from working, they may be eligible for disability benefits. Some people have private disability insurance, but most people do not. Instead, they depend on the social safety net provided by the Social Security Administration (SSA)....
Who can secure retroactive SSDI benefit payments?
When people can no longer work because of medical issues, they are often at risk of financial hardship. It may not take long for them to burn through their savings and end up with major financial obligations. Bills keep accruing even when people lose their ability to...
Can part-time or seasonal workers qualify for SSDI benefits?
People who work to support themselves often become eligible for a variety of benefits. A long work history can help people qualify for several types of Social Security benefits. They may qualify for Social Security retirement benefits once they reach a certain age....
Applying for SSDI benefits: 3 common mistakes
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits are often the last option available for those with disabling medical conditions. Those who haven't responded to treatment and who don't have private coverage available may apply for SSDI benefits when they can no...
