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Have the names of your medications handy when you call.
Disabled workers and their families have long had an ally in Social Security disability (SSD) benefits. Because they are temporarily or permanently unable to work due to a medical ailment or condition, they get the much-needed benefits. However, these benefits are not...
How is the amount of monthly Social Security disability benefits (SSD) determined? This is a common question for disabled workers seeking these much-needed benefits. SSD benefits are determined by your work-related income for which you paid the necessary Social...
If the Social Security Administration (SSA) denies your claim for disability benefits, you can appeal and seek a hearing before an administrative law judge. But expect a wait for as long as nine months before your hearing gets scheduled. According to the SSA,...
You already receive Social Security disability (SSD) benefits, which have greatly helped you and your family. But now your health has worsened and with it comes additional unforeseen expenses. Those original disability payments no longer last as long as they used to....
Some disabled workers are eager to get back to earning a paycheck. Even though they receive Social Security disability (SSD) payments, they may want to be off the disability roll. One way that they can do this is through the Social Security Administration’s (SSA)...
You have been a hard worker for decades, but now a medical ailment has forced you from the workforce. You can no longer perform the job that you have been so proudly and steadily doing. Now you must seek Social Security disability benefits. You never thought it would...
Seeking Social Security disability (SSD) benefits represents a big step for you. It is more of a necessary step that you as a disabled worker hope will help you secure the money you need to provide for you family. Since this is the first time you have applied for SSD...
The Social Security Administration has announced that beneficiaries of its retirement and disability programs will receive a cost of living adjustment (COLA) of 5.9% next year after inflation brought about by COVID woes. This is the largest COLA in 39 years. In the...
No one wants to wait to receive their disability benefits, but some people really can’t wait. Their disabilities are simply too serious, and they might not even live that long. In certain limited circumstances, there may be help available through the Social Security...
Workplace violence is increasing, especially among workers who deal directly with the general public. Healthcare workers often experience workplace assaults. The pandemic and discontent over masking and vaccination policies have exposed other workers to violent...
