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SSDI Attorney Serving Round Rock and Williamson County
If you live in Round Rock and a disability has forced you out of work, an SSDI attorney who knows how Williamson County claims actually move can save you time and mistakes. Dan Wimmer helps Round Rock claimants file Social Security Disability applications, fix problems before they become denials, and fight the denials that happen anyway - and he handles every case personally from his office just down I-35 in northwest Austin.
The first thing most Round Rock claimants want to know is the practical path: where the application goes, who decides it, and whether they will have to travel. The short answers are that Round Rock is served by the Georgetown Social Security field office, the first medical decision is made by a state agency called Texas Disability Determination Services, and if the claim has to go to a hearing, it is almost always held by online video or telephone - no long drives while you are unwell.
Talking to us costs nothing, and there is no fee unless your claim is won. Call 833-833-2026 and we will walk through where your claim stands and what should happen next.
Claiming from Round Rock: what to expect
A Round Rock disability claim starts at the Georgetown field office on Williams Drive, which serves Round Rock ZIP codes and handles the non-medical side of the claim - your work credits for SSDI, or your income and resources for SSI. You do not need to visit the office to apply; applications can be filed online or by phone, and when we represent you, we prepare and file the application with you so it is complete and consistent from the start.
The medical decision is made by Texas Disability Determination Services, which reviews your records and decides whether you meet Social Security’s definition of disability. Most first applications are denied at this stage, and that is where many people give up. It is usually the wrong moment to quit: the appeals that follow - first reconsideration by a different DDS examiner, then a hearing before an Administrative Law Judge - are where preparation and representation make the biggest difference. Claims from the Georgetown field office are currently assigned to the Dallas (Downtown) hearing office, but because hearings are held by online video or telephone in most cases, the assignment rarely means travel.
The work history behind Round Rock claims matters too. Years on a production line, in a warehouse, or on your feet in retail leave a different medical record than years at a desk at Dell or a hospital in the St. David’s or Baylor Scott & White systems. Part of building a strong claim is documenting exactly what your past work demanded - lifting, standing, repetitive motion - and showing through your doctors’ records why you can no longer meet those demands week after week.
- Where appeals are heard
- Claims from the Georgetown field office are currently assigned to the Dallas (Downtown) hearing office. That sounds far, but it rarely matters: most hearings are held by online video or telephone, so Round Rock claimants almost never travel to Dallas.
- Social Security field office
- Round Rock does not have its own Social Security office. Round Rock ZIP codes are served by the Georgetown field office at 3010 Williams Drive, about fifteen minutes up I-35.
- Initial medical review
- Initial medical decisions are made by Texas Disability Determination Services, the state agency within the Texas Health and Human Services system that reviews Texas claims for SSA.
Local work and medical records
Round Rock is anchored by Dell’s headquarters and a broad base of manufacturing, warehouse and logistics, healthcare, and retail employment. That produces two common kinds of claims: production, warehouse, and trades workers whose backs, joints, and hands wear out from years of physical work, and office and technical workers dealing with spine problems, repetitive-strain injuries, or mental health conditions that make sustained full-time work impossible.
Where claimants tend to get their records
- St. David’s Round Rock Medical Center
- Ascension Seton Williamson
- Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Round Rock
Understand your options
Not sure where your claim fits? Read about how SSDI works and who qualifies, or about SSI for people with limited income and resources. If you have already been turned down, here is what to do after a denied claim.
Conditions common to this area
Questions from Round Rock claimants
Is there a Social Security office in Round Rock?
Will I have to go to Dallas for my hearing?
I got hurt working in a warehouse and my claim was denied. Is it worth appealing?
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Talk with Dan about your claim
Every consultation is free, and there is no obligation. You pay no attorney fee unless your claim is won. Most of what we need can be handled over the phone.