In our quest for fairness and equal opportunities, disability advocates play an important role in our society. These dedicated individuals work hard to support the rights and well-being of people with disabilities. Aiming to create a society where everyone can lead a satisfying life. What is a disability advocate? A disability rights advocate is someone…
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The Role of a Disability Advocate
Disability Claims: Signs You Could Face Denial
Understanding the complexities of the disability claims and application process is crucial, and this blog post aims to shed light on indicators that could impact the approval of your claim. Disability claims can be intricate, and seeking the assistance of an experienced Social Security Disability advocate professional is highly recommended. Golson, McCracken Inc., based in…
Navigating the SSDI Process For Parents Supporting Children With Disabilities
This guide is designed to assist parents in understanding the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability (SSD) processes for their child or adult child with disabilities. From application procedures to essential considerations, we’ll provide valuable insights to help you support your journey through the SSDI system. Social Security applications can be complex and…
Navigating the Complex Landscape of Social Security Disability Benefits
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) are lifelines for individuals facing disabling conditions that hinder their ability to work. Understanding the intricacies of these programs is crucial for those seeking financial support during challenging times. Do I Qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)? To qualify for SSDI, a qualifying disability…
2017 Community Homeless & Hunger Stand Down
Sadly, many of those who have made the biggest sacrifices for our country are now homeless. Veteran Stand Downs are events that the Department of Veterans Affairs holds to provide services to homeless Veterans. Services offered can include food, clothing, health screenings, counseling on VA and Social Security benefits, and referrals to health care, housing,…
Securing Your Supplemental Security Income
The Supplemental Security Income is a well-established government program that is designed to facilitate the members of the geriatric community that are lacking adequate financial resources to support themselves. It is a program that is funded by general tax revenues instead of the Social Security taxes, providing cash to those that are unable to meet…
New Trustee Report Confirms Social Security Disability Funds to Run Out in 2016
Posted By Golson, McCracken Inc. || 4-Aug-2015 In an alarming new report, the trustees of the Social Security Disability trust fund confirmed what many financial experts have been predicting for some time: that the money used to support SSD beneficiaries could run out as early as late next year. If no action is taken, the…
Importance of Medical Records in SSDI Cases
Posted By Golson, McCracken Inc. || 26-Feb-2015 One of the most important pieces of information that will be used by medical professionals when evaluating whether or not you qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is your medical records. From notes taken by your medical providers to physical representations of ailments (such as X-rays or…
Breast Cancer Awareness
Posted By Golson, McCracken Inc. || 20-Oct-2014 Breast cancer is the most common cancer worldwide and the second most common cancer overall. In 2014 an estimated 232,030 cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed in the United States! One in every eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime, and men are not immune…
Why Does it Take So Long to Get a Decision from the Appeals Council?
Posted By Golson, McCracken Inc. || 6-Oct-2014 The Social Security Appeals Council is the third level of review for denied SSD claims following reconsideration and a hearing with an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) after the initial denial. As with a hearing, an individual will only have 60 days from the time he or she receives…
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