Paralysis and Qualifying for SS Disability Benefits
The SSA recognizes diseases that cause paralysis such as brain tumors and stroke. Also accidental trauma to the brain or spine are included in this listing.
Scoliosis disability benefits
The SSA does not list Scoliosis as an impairment however it might still qualify for disability benefits if certain conditions are met. An experienced disability lawyer explains.
Spondylosis and qualifying for disability benefits
The SSA recognizes Spondylosis in its Blue Book. To qualify for disability a person must meet the requirements of the listing or prove they are unable to work.
Changes to SSDI back problem requirements
The SSA has made changes to its musculoskeletal listing which are sure to impact applicants seeking Disability benefits for back problems.
Falls and Social Security Disability
The biggest challenge in getting SS Disability benefits for a fall is the disability must last 12 months or longer and prevent you from working.
Falls – How They Happen and How to Avoid Them
Falls are the second leading cause of accidental death and injury. Preventing a fall may simply be a matter of modifying your routine and environment.
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