How Often Will My Case Be Reviewed For Continuing Disability Benefits?

SSI disability recipients and social security disability recipients have their cases reviewed, or re-evaluated, every one, three, or seven years. This is known as a CDR, or continuing disability review.

Generally speaking, most disability claimants will have their benefits continued following a review. To be taken off benefits, disability determination services must be able to show that a claimant's medical condition has improved, to the extent that they no longer meet the social security. (See more on how often Social Security review approved SSDI benefits).

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Information for Anyone Applying for Social Security Disability