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Basic Disability Criteria For a child to be considered disabled, generally, the Social Security Administration (SSA) requires that he or she suffers from a mental or physical impairment that results in severe and marked functional limitations AND the condition has lasted, or is anticipated to last, 12 consecutive months or more. Juvenile Arthritis (JA), Also […]

If you’ve previously applied for disability benefits, you are likely already somewhat familiar with the Social Security Administration’s Listing of Impairments. The Listing, also referred to as the Blue Book, outlines the requirements for over one hundred conditions. In most cases, an applicant will have to meet these requirements in order to qualify for benefits.  […]

For Oral Cancer Awareness Month, we’re recognizing the 50,000 Americans who will be diagnosed in 2020. Oral cancer is a very serious diagnosis to receive; anyone who does must reckon with the fact that the overall five-year survival rate is 60%. Today we will discuss the importance of regular screenings and what applying for disability […]

Our Social Security Law Firm represents individuals with a wide variety of disabilities and conditions that prevent them from working full time. March 24 is Diabetes Alert Day, a day meant to recognize the seriousness of diabetes and the risk factors associated with it. But what is the Social Security Disability Administration’s view on this […]

Whether you’re researching applying to SSI or already receiving benefits, it’s important to know what responsibilities fall on disabled individuals within the system. Be aware, those who accept SSI benefits are on the hook to report certain life changes to Social Security as these may directly affect the support you receive. Here’s a quick overview […]