Disability Benefits for Thyroid Disease [2/2] – Thyroid Cancer

According to a report by Social Security Administration, every 1 in 4 people can face a severe disability before retirement age (65 to 67 in US). However, all individuals, whether they are 21 or 61 are vulnerable to catching unexpected impairments or circumstances at any point in their lives. Thyroid is a butterfly-shaped gland located […]
Disability Benefits for Thyroid Disease [1/2]

Most Americans pay for Social Security almost all their lives, without noticing that the money is gone. This is because the money is cut out from their paychecks in Social Security taxes before the paychecks arrive their mails or bank accounts. Hence, many people contribute to the Social Security automatically. People pay these taxes for […]
Social Security Disability Benefits for Fibromyalgia

Fibromyalgia is a long-term chronic condition which causes pain in the muscle and bones. Although it is listed in the SSA’s Blue Book of Impairments under muskoskeletal impairments, people with a mere diagnosis of fibromyalgia are unlikely to win social security disability benefits on the basis of this report. Patients need to be specific as […]
SSDI, SSI or Medicaid for early on-set Alzheimer’s Disease

Social Security pays benefits to people who are disabled/impaired and unable to work. Federal law follows a strict definition of disability and the SSA has a list of rules for every type of impairment that has to be met in order to be eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance. Under this condition, a person is […]
How to Qualify for Paid Family Leave for Corona Struck Patients?

This blog discusses if Coronavirus is considered a disability and whether you are eligible for the Paid Family Leave or increased FMLA leave under the new Families First Coronavirus Response Act signed by President Trump this year. The California State Disability Insurance, SDI under the EDD provides short-term disability insurance, DI and Paid Family Leave, […]
California Short-term Disability Benefits During Coronavirus Pandemic

One of the million concerns for the soon-to-be-retirees and the pandemic-unemployed-citizens have on their mind is whether and how long their saved money last to get through the pandemic. Almost 63 million people rely on Social Security benefits to make ends meet. Whereas, most of the American citizens rely on Social Security as a major […]
Here is Your Formula to Increase Chances of Winning Disability Claims

Let’s be honest, in an ideal world, all individuals having any kind of disability deserve the spiritual, financial, physical and moral support to help them get through the disabled life and assist them to survive. The Social Security Disability Insurance was developed by the federal government to help these individuals get through these difficult times. […]
Signs you have Won your Social Security Disability Claims

We often get the question: “Will I win my Social Security Disability Case?” when claimants are applying for their disability benefits. To be honest, there are some signs that may hint on whether you would win your disability case. Apart from your eligibility criterion and other conditions you may have met, there also non formal […]
Will Social Security judges approve more cases due to the Coronavirus crisis?

The Covid-19 pandemic has already impacted how things work overall for the public. Meanwhile the Social Security Administration has also made a series of changes in its social security policies in how it processes your disability claims. For instance, the SSA is no holding more video teleconferencing hearings than in-person hearings, the hearing appeals are […]
7 Likely Changes in Social Security due to ‘The CoronaVirus Pandemic’

If you understand how the Covid-19 may impact the Social Security, you might better be able to win your Social Security Disability Appeals by adapting to the new practices and regulations by the Social Security Administration, SSA. Although the SSA is still holding some in-office operations in its local offices, many of the staff is […]
