How to Prove a Mental Health Disability for Social Security Benefits

Proving a mental health condition for Social Security benefits can feel confusing and a little overwhelming. What really matters is having solid documentation and a clear explanation of how your symptoms affect your day-to-day life. When you apply for Social Security, your mental health disability is evaluated based on your diagnosis, treatment history, and how your…

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Common Reasons Disability Claims for Physical Impairments Are Denied

Receiving a denial for a Social Security Disability claim can be frustrating, especially when you are dealing with a serious injuries, call our Oklahoma City physical impairments disability lawyers. Many claims are denied due to insufficient medical evidence, failure to follow prescribed treatments, or technical errors in the application process. Understanding why these denials occur…

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How the ‘Grid Rules’ affect SSD claims for older injured laborers in Oklahoma

After decades of dedicated service, the last thing you expect is for an injury to sideline you. Whether you have been laying bricks or operating heavy machinery, a workplace injury can have profound implications. And when pursuing Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, your age might play a bigger role than you think. That is…

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Seeking SSD benefits after a cancer diagnosis

A cancer diagnosis can be life-changing, not only physically and emotionally but also financially. For many individuals, undergoing treatment means time away from work, which can lead to a significant loss of income. Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits can provide essential financial support for many people who are unable to work due to cancer….

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Residual functional capacity and SSDI benefits

When you start down the road of seeking Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and keeping it for as long as you need it, you’ll see all kinds of acronyms – and learn what they stand for. One is RFC, which stands for residual functional capacity. This refers to what work-related activities a person can…

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