What Conditions Automatically Qualify For Disability Benefits?

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If you’re disabled and out of work, you may be eligible for financial assistance. Hundreds of conditions “automatically” qualify for disability benefits, meaning that your application’s review and approval may come in as little as 10 days. Most conditions that automatically qualify for disability benefits are terminal. Here are some examples of the types of conditions that are eligible for expedited Social Security disability qualification:

Top 5 Reasons Why Disability Claims are Denied in 2023

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Each year the Social Security Administration denies approximately 60 to 70 percent of the initial disability claims that it receives each year. The applicants who receive such a denial of benefits must pursue the disability benefits appeal process in order to obtain the Social Security Disability benefits that they need.

Unfortunately, the pursuit of such a denial may take two years or more to complete. If you want to avoid having your initial disability claim denied, it’s important to understand why so many claims are denied in the first place.

How to React if Your Social Security Disability Claim or SSI Claim is Denied

Social Security Disability Benefits

If, for some reason, you suffer from a long-term or permanent disability that prevents you from being able to work, you can file a disability claim with the SSA in order to receive monthly Social Security Disability payments.

If your SSDI application has been denied by the SSA, do not give up hope. If you are denied SSDI, there are steps you can take to appeal the decision. You may still receive the disability benefits you need to make ends meet.

Social Security Disability Application Process

Millions of people suffer from disabilities and are unable to work because of this fact. For those who are faced with long-term and permanent disabling conditions, Social Security Disability benefits can help alleviate the financial burden of such situations. Unfortunately, not everyone understands the Social Security Disability application process or what to do if their initial application for disability benefits is denied.

How You Can Get Your Doctor to Help You with Your Disability Claim

The Social Security Administration (SSA) receives more than two million applications for Social Security Disability benefits each and every year. Of these applications, a mere thirty percent are approved during the initial stage of the application process. This is largely due to the fact that the majority of applicants do not provide the SSA with enough evidence to prove the extent of their disability and how that disability prevents them from being able to work.

Appealing SSA Decision With A Herniated Disc

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If you are disabled because of a herniated disc, you will want to file a claim with the Social Security Administration (SSA) for disability benefits. The claims process can be really complicated, and you may feel overwhelmed. If your claim for herniated disc is denied on your first attempt at receiving disability benefits, you should not be discouraged. About 70 percent of all disability claims are denied on their initial review. You should gather supporting documentation and prepare to advance your claim.

What You Need To Know Before Applying With Lumbar Stenosis

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Initially it feels like a nagging injury, but eventually the gradual narrowing of your spine has morphed into an extremely painful ailment that prevents you from working at a full-time job.

Lumbar stenosis compresses the nerves that move through the lower back and into both legs. Although the ailment can prevent younger people from working, it is typically an affliction associated with older workers.

Dealing with lumbar stenosis means you might qualify to receive benefits under a longstanding Social Security Administration (SSA) program.

April 7-14 is Oral, Head & Neck Cancer Awareness Week

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The Head and Neck Cancer Alliance, supported by the American Academy of Otolaryngology, organize a weeklong series of events to promote an awareness of oral, head, and neck cancer.

The weeklong event includes a day of free cancer screenings offered in different areas across the U.S. About 550,000 new cases of oral, head and neck cancer are diagnosed around the world every year.

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month

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For more than 30 years the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) has led the nation in the observation of Brain Injury Awareness Month by observing Brain Injury Awareness Month during March. The theme for the campaign is “Change Your Mind.” The public awareness campaign provides a platform for educating the general public about brain injury ad the needs of the injury victims and their families.