What Are Social Security Disability Quarters of Credit and How Do They Work?
The Social Security Administration(SSA) tracks every workers' earnings over their [...]
The Pros and Cons of a Teleconference vs. In Person Hearing for your SSD Case
When it comes to appealing the decision made in your [...]
History of Social Security Disability Insurance
Almost a century after the onset of the Great Depression, [...]
How Is Social Security Disability Financed?
As of July, 2017, 8.8 million disabled workers, who aren't able [...]
Social Security COLA for 2019: What it Means for You
For retirees, every penny counts, so you undoubtedly are concerned [...]
How To Submit Medical Evidence to the SSA for Your SSD Claim
If you’re eligible for Social Security Disability benefits, it’s important [...]
What Are Medical Source Statements And How Do They Affect Your SSD Benefits?
An application for social security disability (SSD) benefits will only be approved if the claimant’s medical record supports both his disability and the negative impact the disability has on his ability to engage in substantial gainful activity. A medical source statement from the claimant’s physician is, in many cases, one of the most important pieces of evidence proving the negative impact an applicant’s disability has on his ability to work.
The 5 Top Resources for Social Security Disability Information
Finding reliable social security disability information online can be challenging. [...]
What is the difference between the listings and the grids?
The Social Security Disability evaluation process may seem arbitrary to [...]
How does ADA interact with the SSA rules?
Chicago residents who live with disabling conditions often face challenges [...]
