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Do you or a loved one have an endocrine disorder and find that you are unable to work as a result of your condition? If so, you may be entitled to social security disability benefits. Endocrine disorders affect dysfunctional glands in the endocrine system, producing too much or too little hormone. Some of the common […]

Lyme disease is caused by the transfer of bacteria as a result of a tick bite. When an infected tick bites someone, they can easily become ill with Lyme disease and begin experiencing a number of different health issues that affect the heart, nervous system and joint. When left untreated, Lyme disease can result in […]

Lymphoma cancer is cancer of the lymphatic system caused by a carcinogenic tumor. Comprised of a network of organs and tissues that eliminate toxins from the body, the lymphatic system is vital to supporting systemic health. The spleen, adenoids, thymus, tonsils and lymphatic vessels are part of the lymphatic system. Two types of lymphoma are […]

A Social Security administrative disability hearing is a hearing supervised by an SSA law judge who decides whether an applicant wins or loses their case. SSA judges hear appeals from people who have had their disability application denied, have been overpaid or are accused of engaging in fraudulent activity regarding their SSI or SSDI benefits. […]

Vocational experts (VEs) have been educated and trained to develop in-depth descriptions about jobs requiring minimal to specialized skills. They also remain up-to-date about future job trends, earning capacities and job market conditions. In addition, (VEs) usually have experience in vocational counseling and job placement strategies. The SSA may employ a vocational expert to review […]

The Social Security Blue Book definition of “ambulate effectively” refers to the physical abilities of applicants filing for disability benefits. To qualify for SSI or SSDI, applicants must prove they suffer from a medical condition rendering them nearly or totally disabled. Ineffective ambulation, according to the Social Security Administration, indicates a disorder limiting an applicant’s […]