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Multiple Disabilities: Social Security Must Consider Combined Effects
People applying for Social Security disability benefits often have more than one illness or injury that is causing their disability (making them unable to work a full-time job).
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Combining Severe and Non-Severe Impairments to Win a Disability Allowance
Disability applicants frequently have multiple health issues that prevent them from working full time that, when considered on their own, are not serious enough to win a disability claim.
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How Moderate Depression or Anxiety Affects a Claim for Physical Disability Benefits
People living with chronic physical conditions frequently suffer from depression or anxiety in addition to their physical impairment.
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How Combining Exertional and Non-Exertional Limitations Can Help You Get Disability
In evaluating a claim for disability, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will consider how your exertional and non-exertional limitations affect your ability to work.
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Light Work, Sedentary Work, and Mental Limitations: Social Security Disability
How a restriction to light or sedentary work can help you get disability benefits if you also have a mental or emotional issue.