People in Georgia rely on their bodies to work properly to perform daily tasks. The body has many different parts that serve different functions. When these various body parts are injured it makes it difficult to use them and life can become more difficult as well....
Month: May 2019
What must be in a consultative report for SSD benefits?
For Georgia residents who are seeking Social Security disability benefits, it is sometimes necessary to have a consultative examination. While this has been discussed previously, there are certain factors that many people should be cognizant of as they go for the...
Family members may also be able to receive SSDI benefits
Not everyone in Georgia loves their jobs, but they still need to go in order to earn income and support themselves and their families. Without the income making ends meet each month would be difficult. That is why when people are injured or become ill and are unable...
Applying for SSD benefits when you can no longer earn income
According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), approximately 25 percent of adults become disabled by the age of 67 and are often no longer able to work. If you were previously a part of the work force, you likely paid taxes into the Social Security disability...
Medical conditions covered by VA disability benefits
There are many veterans in Georgia and they have provided a tremendous service to their country and sacrificed a lot in doing so. It can be very difficult being away from friends and family for extended periods of time. They are also often times in dangerous...
How to receive SSDI benefits for immune deficiency disorders
Life tends to be easier for people in Georgia when they are healthy and no one likes to be sick. However, everyone is bound to get sick from time to time. These illnesses vary in severity and sometimes they are simply minor inconveniences. However, other illnesses...
What is considered when seeking SSD benefits for liver disease?
Georgia residents who are suffering from any kind of illness will have problems performing certain activities. Some can lead to the inability to work and a need for extensive treatment. If the illness is severe enough, it is possible to apply for and receive Social...
Can I receive SSI disability benefits for my disabled child?
The Social Security Administration, or SSA, may provide benefits for disabled children under the age of 18 and adults who became disabled during childhood, or before the age of 22. These benefits may be acquired through the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program....
Key points about work activity and SSD benefits
Work activity is an important factor when Georgia residents are disabled and apply for Social Security disability insurance. The Social Security Administration and Disability Determination Services place a significant focus on a person's ability to work when deciding...
What conditions qualify a person for social security disability?
Sometimes life does not go as planned for Fayetteville area residents. A major life set-back, like a serious injury or illness can affect if a person can work or not. Of course being able to work is important in allowing a person to afford their apartment or house,...
