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[...] which you visit a doctor for treatment as well. Generally, you are not eligible to receive disability benefits if you have not seen a doctor at least once every two months. Inconsistent medical care [...]

[...] or result in death. The SSA says that collecting unemployment while applying for disability benefits won’t prevent someone from getting benefits, but it can very well be counted as a [...]

[...] you won’t be able to work for at least 12 months, you shouldn’t wait to apply for disability benefits. Many are under the misconception that in order to apply for benefits, you must [...]

[...] with varying severities will be evaluated when you are applying for Social Security disability benefits. “The Social Security Administration does not look at a person’s conditions individually in [...]

[...] Here are some of the top health care and disability headlines for Nov. 24 – Dec. 1: Surgery App Keeps Families Updated in Real Time If you have ever sat [...]

[...] Here are some of the top health care and disability headlines for Dec. 2 – Dec. 7: New Rules Give New Hope to People Waiting for Donated Kidneys The [...]

[...] Here are some of the top health care and disability headlines for Dec. 8-14: We May Be Able to Reverse Signs of Early Alzheimer’s Disease A UCLA study [...]

[...] Here are some of the top health care and disability headlines for Dec. 15-21. This is Your Brain on Crafting New evidence has come out suggesting that [...]

[...] When evaluating your social security disability claim, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will look at your medical records to [...]

[...] medical treatment you are receiving.” Overall, if you truly believe that you deserve social security disability benefits, you should appeal until your claim is successful. It may take months (or [...]

[...] or their Back Hurts’ Rand Paul recently stated that more than 50 percent of people on Social Security disability are receiving benefits for back pain and anxiety. In reality, the truth is much more [...]

[...] Social Security Disability is, to say the least, a complicated and confusing process. Most people don’t want to [...]

[...] or Quick Disability Determinations lists? SSA uses these two lists to expedite the disability process by automatically determining any conditions listed therein as a disability and in turn [...]

[...] there is a waiting period will significantly prolong your much-needed patience during the disability process, because, besides getting all your ducks in order on your end, there is simply nothing you [...]

[...] ’re also losing months of income from not being able to work. Those going through the disability process often find themselves in a tight financial spot because of this. Financially, waiting [...]

[...] funds to be reallocated from the Old Age and Survivors Insurance program into the Disability Insurance program without drastic reform. Historically, when one Social Security fund starts to run low, [...]

[...] consideration before it was finally enacted in 1956. After many drafts, disability insurance was finally able to start paying cash benefits to impaired workers. The legislation of [...]