Can Social Security terminate my disability benefits?
SS disability benefits continue for as long as a person is disabled. However, there are some circumstances under which they may stop paying those benefits.
Tips for Making the Holidays Happy for those with Special Needs.
Hanukkah, Christmas, and New Year’s present special challenges for people with disabilities. With a little planning some of this discomfort and anxiety can be avoided.
Burns and Qualifying for Disability Benefits
The SSA recognizes burns as an impairment in its Blue Book, but whether or not an applicant is approved for disability benefits depends on the area of the body burned and the severity.
How is my disability assessed if I have Multiple Impairments?
Many people who apply for disability benefits suffer from more than one illness or injury which combined leaves them unable to work.
Common Social Security Administration Abbreviations and Terms
Filing a disability claim with the SSA involves navigating a sea of unfamiliar terms and abbreviations. It is always helpful to have a quick reference or “cheat sheet” handy when reading through instructions and forms.
Disability Assistance Resource Guide
A collection of information from Bemis, Roach & Reed to assist in improving the quality of life for those suffering from the effects of accidents or illness.
Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis and qualifying for Social Security Disability
If you have PSa you may qualify for Social Security disability. People with psoriatic arthritis may qualify under dysfunction of a joint or inflammatory arthritis.
Housing Rights for the Disabled – Know the Law
Securing appropriate housing can be difficult for the disabled. Protect yourself by knowing the what your rights are.
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