Social Security Disability Lawyers Detroit, Michigan

The keys to qualifying for Social Security Disability benefits are that:

1) You can’t work due to your health.
2) There’s no chance you’ll be able to work for at least a year.

If you can prove that you meet these requirements, you can qualify for monthly checks to help you pay your bills and get access to Medicare or Medicaid coverage to help you manage your health.

Almost any medical condition can give you a strong claim for disability benefits if it’s severe enough that you can’t work.

Your impairment could come from diseases, injuries, strain on your body over time, mental health problems and more.

Social Security specifically lists many qualifying illnesses, and it spells out the types of medical evidence you should provide to win benefits with each one.

But even without those exact impairments—or if you have a combination of different impairments—you can still win benefits.

You do that by showing Social Security that the activities you can handle day to day are limited by your ailments. Social Security has a formal name for that: “residual functional capacity (RFC)”

Your residual functional capacity is a measure of how much you can do physically and mentally.

You want to work with an experienced disability lawyer in Michigan who knows how you can meet all the technicalities of applying for disability benefits. You’ve probably never dealt with this process before. The Detroit disability lawyers at Levine Benjamin have done this thousands of times.

Having health problems and needing disability benefits is a highly personal situation. But don’t shy away from the benefits you’re entitled to receive—that can make your life easier—when you can’t work.

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