How to Get SSDI Benefits for Breast Cancer?
To be eligible for SSDI or SSI due to breast cancer, you must be unable to work and your cancer must have lasted a year or longer – or be projected to last a year or more. Breast cancer affects one out of every eight women throughout her lifetime. Two-thirds of breast cancer patients are […]
SSDI for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) for Veterans
A disabled veteran with lasting physical and mental impairments from a severe TBI may be eligible for Social Security disability benefits. Veterans with brain injuries or related illnesses that resulted from military service have more chances of getting disability compensation, often within a 100 days of applying for disability insurance. Thousands of returning service men from war suffer from traumatic brain […]
SSDI vs VA Benefits for Veterinarians
Because disabled veterans can receive both Social Security disability payments and veterans disability benefits, they will nearly always have to deal with the Social Security Administration (SSA). Many veterinarians may be surprised to learn how dissimilar the two systems are. In this blog, we’ll go over the basic aspects of the Social Security system as […]
Social Security Disability and Heart Transplant
There may be financial assistance available to you if you need a heart transplant and are unable to work as a result of your condition. People who have become disabled as a result of a life-threatening illness like heart failure are eligible for assistance through the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program. Even though medical […]
How Are Your SSDI Payments Calculated in 2022?
For 2022, the Social Security Administration announced a 5.9% increase in Social Security and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments. Unlike veterans’ benefits, workers’ compensation, or Supplemental Security Money (SSI), SSDI is fully based on your lifetime earnings, regardless of how severe your impairment is or how much income you have. Social Security Benefits Amount 2022 […]
SSDI Benefits for Children of Disabled Parents
A monthly cash benefit is also available for children of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) beneficiaries. Your dependent kid may be eligible for Social Security payments if you are disabled and receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). The child need not have a disability to be eligible. But the kid needs to be: – Single, […]
Social Security Resolutions Severe Incapacity
Individuals who are unable to work as a result of an injury or illness are eligible to receive benefits from Social Security disability insurance. The SSA defines a severe incapacity as a condition that significantly limits an individual’s physical or mental abilities to the point where they are unable to perform basic work activities, making […]
Incapacity to Work Due to Pulmonary Hypertension | RFC
The most common reason to qualify for SSDI for Pulmonary Hypertension is Cor Pulmonale. Cor pulmonale is a medical disorder that affects the anatomy and function of the heart’s right ventricle. The most prevalent cause is pulmonary hypertension. Cor pulmonale is a kind of right-sided heart failure in which the right ventricle ceases to pump blood […]
How Disabling is a Blood Clot? | SSDI Benefits for Blood Clots
Any blood vessel in the body can develop clots. The formation of microscopic clots in the tiniest vessels closest to the skin’s surface rarely results in significant health problems and typically requires little to no medical attention; However, those that form in the body’s larger and deeper veins may be linked to or cause extremely […]
Social Security Family Maximum Benefits
Social Security Family Maximum Benefits The total amount your family can earn is subject to a maximum family benefit (MFB) cap if more than one member of your family receives a monthly cash benefit while you are receiving a monthly SSDI check. Frequently, the sum of the SSDI payments for a disabled parent and the […]