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Should You Switch Doctors If Yours Won’t Approve You For Disability?

Should You Switch Doctors If Yours Won’t Approve You For Disability?

by Jason Baril | Nov 12, 2018 | General

You may want to switch doctors if yours won’t help you get approved for disability. Depending on your situation, it may be necessary to find a more cooperative doctor. Before you start shopping for a new doctor, however, you need to understand the risk of switching...
Are Children More Easily Approved for Social Security Disability?

Are Children More Easily Approved for Social Security Disability?

by Jason Baril | Nov 12, 2018 | General

The Social Security Administration (SSA) takes no official position on whether adults or children are more easily approved for Social Security disability. But many child disability claims are for conditions which do not easily lend themselves to a lot of objective...
What Are The Stages In The Social Security Disability Process?

What Are The Stages In The Social Security Disability Process?

by Jason Baril | Oct 28, 2018 | General

The stages in the Social Security disability process are the initial application, the request for reconsideration, the Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) hearing, the Appeals Council, and the Federal District Court. The Initial Application Submitting an application begins...
Is State Disability The Same As Social Security Disability?

Is State Disability The Same As Social Security Disability?

by Jason Baril | Oct 28, 2018 | General

State disability is not the same as Social Security disability. The Differences Between State and Social Security Disability While both programs provide compensation when a person becomes disabled and cannot work, different levels of government administer them. Social...
How Is Your Mental Capacity To Work Determined By Social Security?

How Is Your Mental Capacity To Work Determined By Social Security?

by Jason Baril | Oct 28, 2018 | General

Mental capacity to work is determined by Social Security through meeting the criteria for a Blue Book listing or submitting to a residual functional capacity (RFC) test. The Social Security Administration (SSA) uses RFC tests to measure the effects of all...
How Does Residual Functionality Affect Your Social Security Disability Case?

How Does Residual Functionality Affect Your Social Security Disability Case?

by Jason Baril | Oct 28, 2018 | General

Residual functionality refers to the work capacity you retain after developing a disability. Residual functionality affects your Social Security disability case because it can determine whether you qualify for benefits. To measure your residual functionality, the...
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