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Workshop: Long-Term Health Effects Stemming from COVID-19 and Implications for the Social Security Administration
The planning committee of the National Academies will hold a public workshop on March 21 & March 22, 2022, to explore how COVID-19 infection may have long-term effects on health and workforce participation. Sponsored by the U.S. Social Security Administration,...
Data Shows Disability Claims Are More Challenging In Rural Areas
The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently released data on disability claims that shows rural states are more likely than urban ones to have low approval rates. This could be due to the SSA’s tightening of regulations on disability claims in recent years,...
Top Reasons For Social Security Disability Denial
When applying for Social Security disability benefits, it’s good to think about why your claim could be denied. Being aware of the reasons for a disability denial helps you avoid mistakes and brings you closer to a successful disability
What Is DLI? “Date Last Insured” In Social Security Disability
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) works much like your regular car insurance, in the sense that it covers you only until a certain expiration date. Your Date Last Insured (DLI) is the last date you are ‘covered’ by SSDI…
Benefits For Disabled Adults Living With Parents
Are you caring for your disabled adult child in your home? This is a great responsibility, but there are federal and state programs that help households like yours. Some of these are disability benefits that your child may receive directly, while others are benefits…
Continuing Disability Review
A continuing disability review (CDR) is a reassessment that the Social Security Administration (SSA) conducts every few years to ensure that you are still deserving of disability benefits. The review includes a medical check as well as a redetermination of non-medical requirements such as income limits. If the SSA…
Can I Receive SSDI And VA Disability Benefits At The Same Time?
If you are a US veteran with some form of disability, you may be wondering if you can collect both veteran disability benefits and Social Security disability benefits simultaneously. The answer to this is yes. In fact, about 18 percent of adult beneficiaries…
How Do I Find Out If I’ve Been Approved For Social Security Disability?
It can be frustrating to wait for the decision on your disability benefits claim. The Social Security Administration (SSA) typically decides within four to six months, though it is not uncommon to take longer. You’ll want to check your Social Security Disability status every now and then. If you’ve been waiting for months, it’s reasonable to check every few days.
What’s the Difference Between a Social Security Disability Advocate and an Attorney?
If you are applying for Social Security Disability benefits, getting a professional’s assistance can be an advantage. Two types of professionals you may contact are Social Security advocates and Social Security lawyers. Know the differences between the two so you can understand who can help you better with your claim.