South Bend Disability Qualifications | Rosenfeld & Morgan Attorneys

Meeting Social Security’s Disability Requirements

Let the Social Security Disability attorneys at Rosenfeld & Morgan help you figure out if you qualify for disability benefits.
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QUALIFYING IMPAIRMENTS

ANXIETY

AUTO-IMMUNE DISORDER

BIPOLAR DISORDER

CANCER

CHRONIC FATIGUE

CHRONIC PAIN

DEPRESSION

DIABETES

FIBROMYALGIA

HEART DISEASE

HEPATITIS C

HIV/AIDS

LUNG DISEASE

LUPUS

LYME TICK DISEASE

MULTPLE SCLEROSIS

OSTEOARTHRITIS

POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER

Qualifying for Social Security Benefits

Do You Meet the Definition of “Disabled”?

Under the Social Security Administration’s rules, you’re only considered to be disabled if a physical or mental condition is expected to keep you from work for one full year (or result in death). Your disability can be mental, physical, or a combination of both.

If you can no longer work, it’s important that you keep regular medical appointments with your doctors and/or specialists to create enough medical evidence to help prove your case to Social Security.

In most cases, Social Security considers you disabled if:

You can no longer do work you’ve done before;
You’re unable to adjust to other work because of your medical condition(s); and
Your disability has lasted or will last 12 months (or result in death).

Contact Rosenfeld & Morgan for help with your Social Security Disability case. Call us today for a FREE case evaluation.