We like to use our blog as a way to update you about news and changes in Social Security Disability and Veterans' Disability Benefits, as well as to provide you with helpful information and tips.
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Can You Receive Both VA and Long-Term Disability Benefits?There are are separate programs to help individuals with medical conditions and financial need. Some people may be eligible for more than one program.
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Is it Difficult to get VA Disability Benefits for Hearing Loss?Hearing loss is one of the most common VA disability conditions. Most military personnel at some point during their service are exposed to a high level of noise.
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What Happens if You Have a Baby While on Social Security or VA Disability?If you’re on disability and you have a baby, most likely this will raise a number of questions.
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Will Applying for Disability Show Up on a Background Check?From time to time, we have clients who are worried that applying for Social Security disability benefits will show up on a pre-employment background check
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Caring for a Family Member Can Harm Your Social Security Disability ClaimDepending on the circumstances, caring for a family member can mean you are ineligible for Social Security Disability benefits.
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Does a Trauma-Related Disorder Qualify You for Social Security Disability?If you have a trauma-related disorder which prevents you from working full-time you may qualify for Social Security disability benefits.
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Does Obesity Qualify for Social Security Disability?The SSA no longer includes obesity in its listings of disabling conditions, but it’s still possible to obtain disability benefits.
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Deep Vein Thrombosis May Qualify You for DisabilityWhile people who suffer from deep vein thrombosis are at increased risk of a more serious health condition, it can be difficult to win disability compensation based on DVT alone.
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Make Your VA Disability Case Stronger: Tips You Can Use NowAccording to the VA, 60 to 70 percent of initial disability claims are denied. However, the success rate can vary widely. And you can improve your odds.
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Veterans: Boost Your Chances of Winning Disability BenefitsAccording to the VA's own data, veterans with legal representation are MORE likely to be approved, and LESS likely to be denied for benefits. Learn more here.