How to Apply for Disability Benefits With a Mental Disorder
If you or someone you love has a mental disability, you might be able to get them Social Security Disability benefits but may be wondering if they qualify or how to apply for disability benefits with a mental disorder. People of all ages, who are unable to work due to any disability, are entitled to disability benefits from the Social …
The Most Common Disabilities That Qualify for Disability Benefits
Every year, thousands more Americans have disabilities that qualify for disability benefits. These disabilities prevent people from earning a living for themselves and for their families. They develop functional limitations due to their disability, meaning there are some tasks that they are simply unable to do. Without seeking professional help, their problems can become serious. These people can either suffer …
When Is a Person Considered Disabled by the Social Security Administration?
When you’re applying for Social Security Disability benefits, the definition of being considered “disabled” can vary widely. A person with no legs might not feel disabled at all, while someone who has just gone through a concussion might feel permanently disabled. For the purposes of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI), the Social Security Administration has …
5 of the Best Ways to Know If You’ll Qualify for Disability Benefits
There are hundreds of thousands of Americans who suffer from different types of disabilities in our Country. Fortunately, we have programs like Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for disabled people in need. To determine your SSDI eligibility, the Social Security Administration follows a process that decides if you deserve social security disability benefits. But before …
Disability Benefits: Do You Qualify?
Qualifying for Social Security Disability benefits can be difficult, especially when you don’t know the procedure you have to follow. To qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), applicants need to prove to the Social Security Administration that they meet its complex judging criteria. But before we start to explain the five things you need to consider, you need to …
5 Things You Need to Know About Social Security Disability Benefits
Here’s an alarming statistic about the importance of Social Security Disability Benefits: 25% of the 20-year-old’s today will become disabled by the age of 67 according to the Social Security Administration. In other words, it is very possible that you won’t be able to work until your retirement age. When you work for a longer time, you’re guaranteed more Social …
How to Apply for Disability Benefits
If you’ve been forced to leave your job because of an illness or injury, you should consider filing for disability benefits. But you may wonder, how do you get started? And what’s the first step for the procedure? If you’re interested in getting to know how to apply for disability benefits, we’ve got all the answers you need. First Things …
What should I do to establish a claim with the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation?
Question: I have an injury on the job. What should I do to establish a claim with the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (OBWC) and receive benefits? Answer: The following information is intended to inform you of various procedures necessary to procure benefits you may be entitled to. Report the incident/accident as soon as possible to your supervisor. Fill out …
Can I Reactivate My Old Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Claim?
Question: I had an allowed back injury claim a few years ago which I believe is still open. My back is really bothering me now and I have done nothing to aggravate it that I am aware of. What can I do? Will the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (OBWC) help me? Answer: This inactive claim is indeed open for …
My Injuries Still Bother Me – What Benefits Am I Entitled To?
Question: I have a claim with the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC). My injuries still bother me. What benefits am I entitled to? Answer: There are benefits that may be available to you. The OBWC will not notify you of these benefits. If you are still experiencing residual pain or other disability after 26 weeks have elapsed since the …
