How to Talk to Your Doctor About Supporting Your SSD Claim 

The support of your treating physician is critical for your Social Security Disability (SSD) claim, yet many patients are surprised when their doctor is unsupportive or reluctant to get involved. This lack of support can severely compromise your claim, making it vital to know how to approach the discussion. Treating Physician Support is Critical…

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How an Oklahoma SSD Lawyer Can Help With Autoimmune Disability Claims

If you are suffering from a chronic autoimmune disorder that caused you to stop working, you deserve support with your disability claims. While the Social Security Administration (SSA) recognizes chronic autoimmune disorders, securing benefits is far from guaranteed. An Oklahoma Social Security Disability (SSD) lawyer can advocate for your autoimmune disability claims and work…

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Common Reasons SSD Claims for Autoimmune Disorders Are Denied

Autoimmune disorders can disrupt your life and impact you financially. While your condition may allow you to apply for Social Security disability benefits, your application could be denied if all steps and requirements are not satisfied. The Law Center for Social Security Disability can help you with your application to avoid this possibility, or…

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What Autoimmune Diseases are Covered Under SSDI?

There are several immune conditions that may be covered by your Social Security disability benefits if they interfere with or prevent you from working. If you meet the Social Security Administration’s requirements for autoimmune conditions, you may be eligible to apply. The Law Center for Social Security Disability can help you with your application…

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What the SSA Looks for in Autoimmune Disorder Disability Claims

If you have an autoimmune disorder that prevents you from working, you need to know what the Social Security Administration (SSA) looks for in autoimmune disorder disability claims. Primarily, they are looking for medical evidence that shows you have a specific condition and are so ill that you cannot work and are disabled. The…

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