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Am I Eligible for Social Security Disability Benefits?

The Social Security Disability program is designed to help individuals and families who are dealing with the challenges of a serious injury or illness. Unfortunately, applying for Social Security Disability benefits isn’t always as easy and straightforward as one may hope. The application process requires thorough paperwork and you must provide evidence of your medical […]

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Can Marriage Affect My SSDI Eligibility?

If you are considering marriage, there are several things you need to consider. Marriage, or remarriage, could influence your ability to continue receiving Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) benefits. Depending on the situation, your SSDI eligibility may be terminated. Here’s what you need to know: How Marriage May Affect Your SSDI Eligibility If you are […]

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Are SSDI Recipients Eligible for Medicaid?

While Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) recipients can get Medicare coverage, they are not able to receive Medicaid coverage. Only people with Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits are eligible for Medicaid. In the state of Michigan, if you receive SSI benefits, you will automatically be enrolled in Medicaid coverage. What Is Medicaid? Medicaid is a […]

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Are SSDI Recipients Eligible for Medicare?

If you are receiving SSDI payments, can you still get Medicare benefits? The answer is yes. However, there is a waiting period involved that may hinder your ability to obtain Medicare payments right away. You must wait 2 years (24 months) to receive Medicare after becoming entitled to SSDI benefits. In reality, you may have […]

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What Are My Disability Rights?

When a disability or mental impairment prevents you from working and earning a living wage, you might be entitled to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), a social program that provides financial benefits which often prove critical in helping recipients navigate their recoveries and lives. SSDI benefits are crucial to those who need them, but the […]

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How Do I Apply for Disability Benefits?

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is the social safety net that can make the difference for individuals who are unable to engage in substantial gain activity and earn an income due to a physical disability or mental impairment. Because SSDI is essential to providing the financial support people need when recovering from a temporary disability […]

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How Do I Appeal My SSDI?

Those who go through the process of applying for Social Security or SSI disability often get denied on their first try. Taking the time to appeal, however, greatly increases one’s chances of receiving these benefits. If your disability claim has been denied, it is important to become acquainted with how the appeals process works. The most important […]

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Medicare vs. Medicaid: What’s the Difference When it Comes to Social Security Disability?

When a disability leads you to apply for Social Security disability insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental security Income (SSI), you will have the opportunity to receive monthly benefits if approved. In addition to receiving disability benefits, you will also receive either Medicare or Medicaid, depending on the type of benefits you receive. Because our Detroit Social […]

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Can You Work With SSDI?

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is a program that provides wage supplementation benefits to help you financially when a disability impacts your ability to work. While some disabilities may certainly be severe, permanent, and cause for preventing any form work, other disabilities may still allow a person to engage in some type of employment. Whether […]

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