Articles about Social Security

I’m Disabled… Can I get Medicaid or Medicare?

If you are found disabled then, yes, you will be eligible for either Medicaid or Medicare, depending upon your disability application type. Medicare is a federally based health insurance program. There are three ways to qualify for Medicare: You are 65 or older; You suffer from end-stage renal disease or

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Can I get disability with a back condition?

So you’ve been working your whole life as a laborer. Maybe you get hurt on the job, or maybe it’s as simple as over the course of time your back pain has worsened with the manual labor. Whatever the cause of your back pain, you are unable to continue working

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Will I Win My Social Security Disability Hearing?

The national average for Social Security Disability hearing approvals is 48%. I’m sure this is not the kind of percentage you were hoping for. There are several factors that go into whether you win or lose your hearing.  Some are within your control and some are out of your control.

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Can I Fire My Social Security Disability Attorney?

The simple answer is yes. If you are unhappy with the legal representation you are receiving you can always withdraw from an attorney. However, doing so may have some ramifications on your claim. First, it could delay a decision being made on your claim. This is because the Social Security

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What is Social Security?

Social Security is a federal program that provides financial benefits to retired or disabled individuals. This program was set up by the federal government and is required for all workers to earn an income. The purpose of the program is to provide financial assistance for an individual when they reach

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Should I Appeal My Social Security Disability Denial?

If you receive a denial from Social Security you may be asking yourself what’s next? There are two different types of denials that the Social Security Administration (SSA) uses. The first is a technical denial. This means you don’t meet the technical requirements to qualify for Social Security disability (SSD)

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