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Did you know if you are a recipient of SSI you are eligible to receive discounted internet through the Affordable Connectivity Program? It is true and today we are sharing a recent blog post from the Social Security Administration explaining the details. The Affordable Connectivity Program Can Help SSI Recipients Get Internet Access Internet access

Musculoskeletal disorders and Social Security Disability Benefits are possible for someone who cannot work due to this sort of problem. Did you know that many individuals suffering from musculoskeletal disorders may qualify for Social Security Disability benefits? It is true and a great deal of information about this disease can be found on the Social Security Administration’s

Disability for peripheral neuropathy is possible for those dealing with the symptoms of this disease. As described by the Mayo Clinic, neuropathy is a result of damage to the nerves located outside of the brain and spinal cord (peripheral nerves). T­his often causes weakness, numbness and pain, usually in the hands and feet. It can also affect

Important facts for Social Security Disability and Supplemental Security Income recipients can help the recipient feel more incharge of the benefits that they are receiving from the Social Security Administration. Spring is here and soon it will be time to pay your taxes, or perhaps receive money back from Uncle Sam. No matter your tax status,

Parkinson’s Disease affects many individuals that come to our firm seeking help with their disability claim. Parkinson’s disease is a progressive disorder that affects the brain cells that produce dopamine—a chemical messenger in the brain which helps control movement. Recently, John Lehr, CEO and President of Parkinson’s Foundation wrote a blog for the Social Security Administration explaining the

Depression is an illness that many suffer from, but one that few understand. In fact, it is estimated more than 264 million people are affected by this disease. It is more than being upset and angry with a situation, not knowing how to control one’s feeling or being able to recover from a slump in one’s

The differences between Supplemental Security Income and Social Security Disability might not be obvious at first, but understanding how to distinguish between the two can help with determining which is right for you. Many individuals get SSI (Supplemental Security Income) and SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) confused which is understandable. These two Federal programs, both administered by

Social Security Disability Benefits for PTSD are possible for many Americans. The truth is, when most people think about Social Security Disability, they think about physical conditions like people who are unable to walk properly, or those who have lost limbs, and other physical conditions that would keep someone from being able to work. That said, mental

Social Security Disability payment information is important to have when taking the first step towards getting your benefits. While every case is different, the estimated average Social Security disability benefit amount for a disabled worker receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is $1,358.30 per month as of December 2021. These benefits are based on average lifetime earnings,

Mood Disorders and Social Security Disability may go hand in hand with each other. Did you know mood disorders can qualify an individual for Social Security disability benefits? It is true and actually these disorders make up almost 13 percent of those receiving disability benefits. A few of these disorders include: Often a misunderstood illness, mood