Securing SSD Benefits For New York Workers

The Social Security Administration’s (SSA) listing of medical impairments that qualify for disability benefits can often be confusing. Furthermore, even workers eligible for SSD benefits can struggle with getting their claims approved. Our highly experienced attorneys can help you appeal your case if your claim for SSD has been denied.

Common Conditions

Below are some of the most common types of disabilities that allow individuals to qualify for SSD benefits.

• Schizophrenia Disability
• Headaches Disability
• Arthritis Disability
• Diabetes Disability
• Speech Disorders
• Heart Disease Disability
• Liver Disease Disability
• Poor Eyesight Disability
• Spinal Nerve Root Disability
• Depression Anxiety Disability
• Fibromyalgia Disability
• Back Disorders Disability
• Reflexive Sympathetic Disorder
• Blood Clots Disability
• Skin Cancer Disability
• Sensory Organs: Auditory and Visual
• Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
• Osteoarthritis Disability
• Bipolar Disability
• Lupus Disability
• Ulcerative Colitis
• Musculoskeletal Disorders
• Genitourinary Disorder
• Traumatic Brain Injury
• Blood Disorders
• Psychiatric Disorders Lawyer
• Long-Term COVID Disability

These are only some of the conditions that SSD benefits cover. The SSA’s Blue Book provides a complete list of qualifying conditions. If your disability is not included in the Blue Book, you may not be eligible for SSD benefits.

It is possible, though, that you may still qualify for SSD benefits even if your condition does not meet the SSA’s definition of a disability. Your ability to receive benefits, in this case, could depend on whether you can work, whether in your previous role or in any other type of job. However, it is difficult to figure this out on your own, and an experienced, qualified SSD attorney can help you make sense of your situation. If you are eligible for SSD benefits, they can also help you file your claim.

Need Help? Our Attorneys Can Provide It.

Obtaining SSD benefits is not easy, but by no means impossible. Our attorneys understand your physical, personal, and financial struggles and we offer free consultations to ease your burden. Moreover, we will not make you pay us unless we successfully obtain benefits for you.

You can set up your free consultation with us by calling 718-691-7475 or by sending us an email. We look forward to listening to your story and helping you in your fight for SSD benefits.