The Social Security Administration (SSA) has a listing of medical conditions and the specific requirements for each to qualify an individual for Disability Benefits. The SSA’s listing of impairments, aka the Bluebook, can be overwhelming because it was not written for the average person. Rather, it was written as a guide for doctors and medical professionals on the specific medical criteria they need to provide for patients who are seeking Social Security Disability benefits.
With a personal connection to disabling affects of Vasculitis, Balin Law provides zealous advocacy to get people the disability benefits they need and deserve.
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Thrombotic disorders like DVT, PE, and CVcan significantly impact your life and your ability to work. Principal Attorney Paulette Balin reviews the requirements for Social Security Disability for thrombotic disorders such as chronic venous insufficiency (CVI).
If Sjogren’s Syndrome is interfering with your ability to work a 40-hour week, Disability Attorney Matt Shupe explains what the requirements are to get approved for Disability Benefits.
If you can no longer work due to scleroderma or systemic sclerosis, you may qualify for Disability Benefits. Disability Attorney Melissa Yasinow joins us to explain how. Balin Law has been winning benefits for people with chronic autoimmune conditions, including scleroderma, for over 40 years.
Getting approved for disability benefits for CRPS can be complicated because it’s not in the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) Listing of Impairments, but it’s not impossible.
Disability attorney Mark Dlugopolsky at Balin Law has successfully obtained disability benefits for many clients with CRPS, RSD, and other pain disorders. We interviewed Mark, asking our most pressing questions on CRPS and Social Security Disability benefits.
Can you get disability for Ménière’s disease? Yes, but it depends on the severity and it must be expected to impact your ability to work for at least 12 months. Attorney Chad Delesk explains the details and medical evidence requirements.
Strengthening your disability case includes effective and consistent communications with your medical providers, and thorough documentation of it!
Attorney Chad Delesk of Balin Law explains Social Security’s rules for Disability Benefits after suffering a stroke.
If you are no longer able to work because of Long COVID symptoms, you may qualify to receive Social Security Disability Benefits.