We like to use our blog as a way to update you about news and changes in Social Security Disability, as well as to provide you with helpful information and tips.
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A Big Change May be Coming to Help Americans with DisabilitiesThe Social Security Administration (SSA) is considering a new rule which could boost monthly payments for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) beneficiaries
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Social Security Changes with the Times and Adopts Self-Attestation PolicyAs gender identity evolves the acceptance of gender self-attesting is growing.
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Millions of Americans May Be Kicked Off MedicaidOne of the many results of the COVID-19 pandemic is that millions of Americans gained Medicaid coverage. Starting in April millions are likely to lose it.
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How Being Let Go From a Job Can Affect Your Disability CaseProof of multiple job losses, or even one job loss, demonstrates that you have made the effort to work, but were unable to continue due to your impairment
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Social Security Struggles to Provide Customer Service After Offices ReopenIn 2020 Social Security closed all of its more than 1,200 field offices due to the pandemic ad reopened in April of this year, but Social Security is struggling.
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4 Ways to Get Better Service from Social SecurityThe pandemic has been hard on Social Security customer service. You know this firsthand if you have tried to call Social Security for answers to your questions.
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No Rebates for Medicare Part BIf you are a Medicare recipient, you will not be receiving a Part B premium rebate, after all.
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Social Security and VA Disability Recipients Could Get an 8% Cost-Of-Living Bump Next YearSeniors and disabled Americans who qualify for monthly Social Security benefits and veterans who are receiving disability payments may get larger monthly checks in 2023.
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Once Again Congress is Looking for Ways to Improve Social Security’s Customer ServiceMany Americans are voicing their frustrations about Social Security to Washington lawmakers representing both parties.
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Question of the Month: I have more than one medical problem. Will Social Security consider all of my medical problems, or do I have to select one?People with illnesses or injuries often suffer from multiple conditions which prevent the individual from being able to function and sustain work.
