Working With Your Doctor

Documenting Your Medical Impairments

The Social Security Administration (SSA) will not grant lifetime disability benefits to anyone who does not have strong medical evidence supporting their claim.

Unfortunately, for the nearly one million disability claims that are initially denied each year by the SSA — having a doctor say that you have a disability means nothing if your doctor can't also describe that disability and describe the ways you've been affected by it in terms that the government will accept.

The dedicated team of professionals at My Social Security Disability Benefits help doctors understand the government's standards for medical evidence and how to accurately evaluate and honestly describe their patients' medical conditions in the proper way. In doing so, we have also helped thousands of people involving all types of legal matters get the help, money and benefits they've needed sooner rather than later or not at all.

Call our office now or contact us for a free claim evaluation today.

You may be required to provide a tremendous amount of medical documentation before your claim for money and benefits will be granted. Gathering and reviewing all of these documents takes a great deal of work and can be very stressful as well. Why take this on yourself? We have people to help you and the latest technology working around the clock to gather medical records for our clients every day of the week, twenty four hours a day, seven days a week.

What Can You Do to Help Your Own Case?

If you are disabled or seriously injured, it is important to keep seeing your medical doctor and to keep following his or her advice while waiting for the SSA's approval or continuing to receive money and benefits. If you don't, the risk that you will be denied money and benefits from the SSA or that your money and benefits will be taken away by the national government is much greater.

Impairment Listings

Adult Listings (Part A)

• Musculoskeletal System (Back, neck and joint problems)
• Special Senses and Speech
• Respiratory System
• Cardiovascular System (Heart Conditions)
• Digestive System
• Genitourinary Impairments
• Hematological Disorders
• Skin Disorders
• Endocrine System (Diabetes)
• Impairments that Affect Multiple Body Systems
• Neurological
• Mental Disorders
• Malignant Neoplastic Diseases
• Immune System Disorders (Pain, fatigue and hard-to-diagnose conditions)

Childhood Listings (Part B)

• Growth Impairment
• Musculoskeletal System
• Special Senses and Speech
• Respiratory System
• Cardiovascular System (Heart Conditions)
• Digestive System
• Genitourinary Impairments
• Hematological Disorders
• Skin Disorders
• Endocrine System (Diabetes)
• Impairments that Affect Multiple Body Systems
• Neurological
• Mental Disorders
• Malignant Neoplastic Diseases
• Immune System Disorders (Pain, fatigue and hard-to-diagnose conditions)

No Fee Unless We Win

You won't have to pay any attorney fees unless and until we win your claim and get money and benefits for you.

Free Consultations: 888-801-1914

You won't have to pay any attorney fees unless and until we win your claim and get money and benefits for you. You are responsible for the cost of any medical records needed to support your claim and we advise you to let your disability doctor know in advance that you need these records — often we find that you may be able to obtain copies of your records at a reduced cost, or even for free.

To learn more about our practice or how our lawyers improve your chance of success — call our office now at the toll-free number listed above or contact us online.

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• How To Select The Right Social Security Disability Lawyer
• Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
• Social Security Disability Requirements & Evaluation Process
• Completing Social Security Disability Forms

The Social Security Administration administers two types of disability programs, Disability Insurance Benefits (DIB) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).