Why You Need a Medical Source Statement
Everyone filing a disability claim has to show medical evidence of a condition that keeps them from working. A Medical Source Statement is one of the most useful pieces of that evidence.
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Understanding Your Disability Claim
Clear, practical writing on how Social Security Disability really works - from building medical evidence to handling a denial.
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Is Your Condition Severe Enough to Qualify for Disability Benefits?
Under Social Security’s rules, a job is generally full-time work: eight hours a day, five days a week. Understanding what "severe" means is the first step to understanding your claim.
Read articleMy Social Security Disability Claim Has Been Denied
Filing a disability claim is an uphill battle, and a large share of initial claims are denied. A denial letter is not the end of your case. In many ways it is the beginning.
Read articleMy Back Pain Is Driving Me Crazy
Back pain is one of the most common medical problems there is, and one of the largest sources of disability claims. It is also one of the hardest conditions to prove.
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