Receiving a denial letter from the Social Security Administration (SSA) can be devastating, especially when a serious medical condition prevents you from working and earning a living. Many people applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) have already spent months gathering medical records, attending examinations, and waiting for a decision. When their applications are denied, they may assume they are not eligible for benefits or that appealing would be pointless. However, an initial denial does not necessarily mean that the applicant fails to meet Social Security’s disability requirements. Many claims require additional medical documentation, a closer examination of employment limitations, or further review through the federal appeals process. At Harold W. Conick & Associates, I help individuals throughout Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and the greater Midwest challenge denied SSDI claims and pursue the disability benefits they may be entitled to receive. Continue reading “What Can An SSDI Attorney Do After Your Disability Claim Is Denied?”
