Social Security Disability can be a confusing thing, but PRW is here to help. Check out some of these frequently asked questions:
Q: What are Social Security Disability Benefits?
A: If you have worked enough years, and paid enough Social Security taxes and you are disabled you may be eligible for Social Security Disability benefits including long term financial assistance and/ or Medicare.
A: If you have worked enough years, and paid enough Social Security taxes and you are disabled you may be eligible for Social Security Disability benefits including long term financial assistance and/ or Medicare.
Q: What does Social Security consider disabled?
A: To be found disabled you must be (1) unable to do any substantial work because of your medical condition(s); and (2) your medical condition(s) must have lasted, or be expected to last at least one year.
A: To be found disabled you must be (1) unable to do any substantial work because of your medical condition(s); and (2) your medical condition(s) must have lasted, or be expected to last at least one year.
Q: Who decides if I am disabled?
A: The Social Security Administration is linked with State Disability Determinations Services (DDS) offices. the DDS makes individualized decisions using SSA rules and guidelines. The claim is reviewed, the facts evaluated and a decision reached.
A: The Social Security Administration is linked with State Disability Determinations Services (DDS) offices. the DDS makes individualized decisions using SSA rules and guidelines. The claim is reviewed, the facts evaluated and a decision reached.
Q: What would happen if I try to return to work after I start receiving Social Security Disability benefits?
A: You may be eligible for a nine-month trial period to test your ability to work. You would continue to receive benefits during this trial period.
A: You may be eligible for a nine-month trial period to test your ability to work. You would continue to receive benefits during this trial period.
Q: Why do I need representation?
A: Statistics continue to show that individuals who have competent representation stand a much better chance of winning SSD benefits than those individuals unrepresented.
A: Statistics continue to show that individuals who have competent representation stand a much better chance of winning SSD benefits than those individuals unrepresented.
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