The CAL initiative is designed to help the Social Security Administration (SSA) expedite the waiting period for individuals applying for Social Security benefits. It is meant to help those with the most serious disabilities reach a disability determination from the SSA faster enabling those individuals to get the benefits they need in a timely manner....Read More

There are many Federal Government grants as well as other assistance programs available to help those in need. However, it’s important to understand how this funding and other support can be obtained. What many don’t know is that a good portion of the federal grant and assistance available is actually disbursed to state and local...Read More

Going through the approval process and ultimately receiving Social Security Disability Benefits can be a lengthy process. What makes it harder is the financial strain it puts on you and your family while in the waiting period. With bills to pay and limited work options, it can put many into a very challenging financial position....Read More

The Social Security Administration that approves benefits for those who apply have an impairment listings manual called the blue book. Inside, it lists numerous medical conditions and impairments, both mental and physical, that will dictate whether you qualify for SSDI. Here’s a list of various impairments listed in the blue book: Musculoskeletal System – includes...Read More

Getting approved for Social Security Disability benefits can be a difficult process. With that, a large portion of those who apply initially get denied by the Social Security Administration. To help increase your odds of getting approved for disability benefits, here are 3 common mistakes people make that could risk their chances of having a...Read More

It is not uncommon to be denied when you initially apply for Social Security Disability Benefits. In fact, it is believed that about 67% of all disability claims nationwide are denied when they are first submitted to the Social Security Administration. As many discover, getting approved for Social Security Disability Benefits can be a challenging...Read More

If you or someone you love has been injured through no fault of your own, you could qualify to receive financial compensation. In the past 3 years, if you’ve been affected by any of the following: Car AccidentMotorcycle AccidentTruck AccidentWork Related InjuryMedical Malpractice Click the button below and complete the short form to see what...Read More

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a federal program that pays monthly to individuals who have a limited income or access to few resources. To receive SSI, you have to meet one of the following qualifications: Be at least 65 or olderBe totally or partially blindHave a medical issue that prevents you from being able to...Read More

It is the goal of Social Security services to meet the ongoing changes needed by Americans. With that said, it’s not unusual for the circumstances of a current beneficiary to change as they get older and life goes on. If you or someone in your family currently receives Social Security or Supplemental Security Income, specific...Read More

Both programs offer cash benefits for disabled individuals, however it’s important to know which one is best for you. The biggest difference between Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and the ability to qualify for either resides in an individual’s work history. SSDI is for people who have worked a job...Read More