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Category: Social Security Claims

Social Security disability myths frequently prevent eligible individuals from pursuing the financial support they desperately need during periods of severe illness, injury, and disability. Don’t fall for these misconceptions. Contact Ryan Bisher Ryan & Simons today to schedule a free consultation with an experienced SSD benefits lawyer so we can…

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits can be tremendously helpful to people with disabilities facing difficult financial situations. However, for some SSDI recipients, the benefits can’t necessarily cover all their bills, and a limited amount of work can make a big difference—not only financially but also mentally and emotionally. If…

Just because your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim is denied doesn’t mean you’re out of luck. Many initial applications are denied for technical or administrative reasons, not because the applicant’s disability doesn’t qualify. Appeals give you a chance to fix those issues, provide stronger medical evidence, and clarify how…

Are you struggling to work like you used to because of hydrocephalus? You might wonder whether you could qualify for Social Security benefits. But is hydrocephalus a disability as far as the Social Security Administration (SSA) is concerned? The process of applying for Social Security disability benefits can seem overwhelming,…

Are you struggling with severe pain in your neck that prevents you from working or performing daily tasks? If your neck pain stems from a pinched nerve, also called cervical radiculopathy, you might qualify for Social Security disability benefits if your symptoms meet specific rules. Not many people know about…

Tens of thousands of people in the U.S. have cystic fibrosis (CF), a genetic condition that can lead to various complications and secondary health conditions. For some people with cystic fibrosis, the symptoms and complications they experience may become severe enough to make it difficult or impossible to work. But…