If you apply for Social Security disability benefits, it can often seem like an endless waiting game. You are likely nervous and anxious about whether or not your claim will be approved. If you have already hired a disability attorney, they can assist you with the process and offer legal advice about your chances Read more…

  More and more people are struggling with mental health issues today, and many need to take a break from work to improve. Many employees are covered by short-term disability insurance through their employer. This insurance helps to provide financial payments when you cannot work due to a short disability or medical condition. So, can Read more…

Short-term disability (STD) benefits can be a great way for you to replace part of your income if you cannot work due to a disability. Short-term benefits usually have a very short waiting period, and many employers provide a short-term disability insurance plan to their employees at no cost. While the coverage details vary from Read more…

  Individuals receiving Social Security disability benefits have a medical condition that prevents them from obtaining employment or engaging in substantial gainful activity. SSDI beneficiaries often want to try and return to work, but they fear that they may lose their SSDI benefits or Medicare coverage. The Social Security Administration noticed that very few SSDI Read more…

Short-term disability (STD) insurance provides financial assistance to those who are temporarily unable to work due to an illness, injury, medical condition, or even childbirth. These payments can be a huge benefit to workers who must miss work for a while. Private insurance companies provide short-term disability insurance, and it should not be confused with Read more…

Most people know that applying for Social Security disability benefits can be a lengthy process. In fact, many applications are initially denied and get approved on appeal. It can sometimes take months, or even years, from the date of your initial application until you finally get approved for benefits. So, what happens to your disability Read more…

Caring for a family member with a disability can be difficult for many reasons. It is challenging to see your loved one struggle with the tasks of daily living, and the family caregiver might also suffer some financial consequences. The caregiver will likely see some out-of-pocket expenses related to the care, and they often have Read more…