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Getting Disability Benefits for a Listed Impairment
To automatically qualify for disability benefits (either SSDI or SSI), you must prove you have a severe, medically determinable impairment that matches the criteria of a condition listed in the SSA's "Blue Book" of impairment listings.
Articles on Getting Disability for a Listed Impairment
An overview of how medical conditions can qualify for disability benefits.
If your condition matches the criteria of an impairment listing, you'll qualify automatically for benefits.
Here's what happens when your claim leaves the Social Security field office.
Here we cover most of the medical conditions in Social Security's blue book, helping to translate the requirements for disability.
Books on the Listed Impairments
Nolo's Guide to Social Security Disability
Written by a former chief medical consultant for the SSA, this book goes into great detail on what medical consultants are looking for when evaluating disability claims. Includes in-depth information on the specific severity requirements for every impairment listed in the SSA's blue book.
Written by a former chief medical consultant for the SSA, this book goes into great detail on what medical consultants are looking for when evaluating disability claims. Includes in-depth information on the specific severity requirements for every impairment listed in the SSA's blue book.
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