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TIP: You did NOT go to Medical School

By Anthony Reeves on August 3, 2010

After months (maybe even years) of waiting, you finally get your chance.  It’s time for you to appear before a Social Security Judge, and let him know how bad your condition really is.   Then, when the questioning starts, what happens? You sound like an episode of Grey’s Anatomy!  Medical terms start flying all over the [...]

Posted in Doctors | Tagged administrative law judge, doctor, grey's anatomy, hearing, medical terms, medication, Social Security, social security disability | Leave a response

Why does it take so long to get a decision after a hearing for Social Security Disability?

By Anthony Reeves on December 11, 2009

The mystery of all great Social Security mysteries is WHY it takes so long to get a decision.  Now, before you go and start blaming the government or your representative or your doctor, recognize a few things. First, Social Security is in the process of going completely paperless.  And let me tell you, this is [...]

Posted in Social Security Disability Hearing process | Tagged administrative hearing, administrative law judge, attorney representatives, consultative evaluation, DAA, disability determination services, Drugs and Alcohol, evidence, favorable decision, hearing, Materiality, medical evidence, medical expert, non attorney representatives, office of disability determination, partially favorable decision, proposed fully favorable decision, representatives, request for hearing, sequential evaluation, social security administration, social security disability process, supplemental hearing, veterans administration, veterans disability, veterans disability benefits, vocational expert | Leave a response

Why does it take so long to get Disability benefits when I start over?

By Anthony Reeves on November 12, 2009

WOW!  This question comes up a few times.  Here’s how it usually plays out: 1) You have applied and you got denied.   So you decided to reapply, OR 2) You went all the way to a Judge and got denied.  So you decided to reapply, OR 3) You went all the way to an Appeals [...]

Posted in The Social Security Disability Process | Tagged appeals, appeals council, application, closed period, continuing disability review, espn, hearing, initial, lee corso, reconsideration, Social Security, social security disability, social security disability claims, social security disability claims process, supplemental security income, supplemental security income claims, supplemental security income disability claim, supplemental security income disability claims process, unfavorable decision | Leave a response

Myths about Social Security Disability: What happens between the HEARING and getting your written decision

By Anthony Reeves on August 15, 2009

The hearing process of Social Security Disability can be very nerve racking but it  shouldn’t be.  Once you have the hearing, the only thing you need to do is wait.   However, there are some myths that some people believe that you really need to keep in its proper perspective: 1) MYTH – It’s going to [...]

Posted in Approval For Social Security Disability Benefits | Tagged decisions, fully favorable decisions, hearing, office of disability adjudication and review, partially favorable decisions, social security administration, social security claims, social security claims delay, social security disability, social security disability process, unfavorable decisions | Leave a response

What happens after you file a claim for Social Security benefits and beyond!

By Anthony Reeves on August 14, 2009

Alright, so you get the word.  You have an appointment with Social Security coming up.  You got your papers. You got everything you need.   You go to your appointment.   Now what?: 1) Make sure you complete what they give you and send it back. In some situations, Social Security is going to probably give some [...]

Posted in The Social Security Disability Process | Tagged 3d party activities of daily living, administrative law judge, appeals, combination of impairments, disability determination services, Doctors, hearing, initial, local district office, office of disability determination, reconsideration, social security administration | Leave a response

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