More Articles by Aaron Hotfelder
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Getting Disability for Dementia
Social Security disability applicants with certain kinds of dementia (or mixed dementia) can have their disability decision fast-tracked.
Getting Disability as a Nurse Who Can No Longer Work
If you're a nurse or nursing assistant who had to stop working due to illness or injury, you could be eligible for Social Security disability benefits.
Getting Disability as a Cashier Who Can No Longer Work
Classifying the physical and mental duties of your cashier position is a key step towards getting benefits.
Getting Disability as a Fast-Food Worker Who Can No Longer Work
Make sure Social Security knows exactly what your job duties were and why you can't do them anymore.
Getting Disability as a Janitor or Cleaner Who Can No Longer Work
If you're a janitor or cleaner who can no longer work due to medical issues, you may be entitled to Social Security disability benefits.
Getting Disability Benefits for Brain Cancer or Glioblastoma Multiforme
Most types of aggressive brain cancers qualify for Social Security disability benefits.
Getting Social Security Disability for Liver Cancer
If you've been diagnosed with liver cancer, you may qualify for expedited disability benefits.
Can I Get Disability Benefits for My Dyslexia?
Dyslexia alone usually won't qualify for benefits, unless it's accompanied by another disorder.
What Types of Skin Infection Count as a Disability for Social Security?
Severe, recurring skin infections may qualify as a disabling skin condition.
Can I File a Disability Application on Behalf of My Spouse?
If your spouse is physically or mentally unable to apply for Social Security disability benefits and you wish to file on their behalf, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has rules that make that possible in certain situations.