The United States offers support through the Social Security Disability program for Americans who cannot work due to physical or mental impairments. There are two main programs: Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). 

Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is a needs-based program. To qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), you must have previously had a job where you paid into the Social Security system for long enough to make you eligible for this return. The amount of a monthly SSDI benefit is based on your Social Security earnings record if you were an insured worker and qualify as disabled. Call us to help you determine if you qualify for SSI and/or SSDI. 

This is a great question and one that we can help you determine before applying. During your free evaluation, we will help you determine what benefits might be available for your unique situation. Call us first so we can help you get all of the benefits you deserve. 

Social Security Disability is funded with Social Security taxes paid by workers, employers, and self-employed individuals. 

Yes. Social Security Disability Benefits are only awarded to those who meet strict criteria. It is important to contact us to discuss your personal situation. We can help you understand if you are a candidate for benefits by discussing your age, disability, current inability to work and past work experience. 

Disability Advisors has a proven track record of success helping individuals obtain disability benefits. We care about every individual we represent. We take the extra time necessary to get to know your personal and unique circumstances, so we can better represent your case to the Social Security Administration. You will receive the highest level of care and support as we guide every step of the process. 

In 2001, we began representing those who need Social Security Disability benefits after 30 years of working inside the Social Security Administration offices, specifically in the adjudication and administration of Social Security disability law. Since then, we have represented hundreds of individuals with our expertise, leading to high success rates.