What You Should Know About Applying for SSD Benefits When You Have Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is the chronic inflammation of all [...]
Applying for SSD Benefits When You Have Cancer
Whether you have been newly diagnosed with cancer or have [...]
Can You Work Part-Time and Receive SSD Benefits?
Whether you need the extra income, derive some amount of pleasure or a sense of self-worth from working, or simply need a diversion that gets you out of the house, many recipients of social security disability (SSD), whether social security disability insurance (SSDI) or supplemental security income (SSI), wonder if they can work part-time and still receive SSD benefits.
Applying for Social Security Benefits for Irritable Bowel Disease
Usually getting Social Security benefits for Irritable Bowel Disease (IBD) [...]
Spinal Cord Injuries and Social Security Disability
Spinal cord injuries will affect many people in Chicago this [...]
Are your dependents eligible for SSD benefits?
If you receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, certain [...]
What You Should Know About Stroke and Applying for SSD Benefits
If you have suffered a stroke, you may be eligible [...]
What Is The “All-Evidence Ruling” And How Does It Affect SSD Benefits?
In 2015 the Social Security Administration (SSA) revised its rules [...]
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.
What Is The Credibility Ruling and How Does It Affect Your SSD Benefits?
When evaluating an applicant’s claim for social security disability (SSD) [...]
