October is breast cancer awareness month and the question on many claimants’ minds is “Can you get disability for breast cancer?” In this post, we’ll answer that question and learn more about breast cancer disability. Breast Cancer in the United States The American Cancer Society has an excellent overview on the prevalence of breast cancer […]
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Meet Your Greensboro Disability Lawyers – Collins Price
Brad Collins and Andrew Price are the Founding Partners of Collins Price, PLLC and Greensboro disability lawyers with deep roots in the Triad. They focus their practice exclusively on Social Security Disability claims. Most clients they represent are seeking disability benefits through the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs. Recently […]
SSDI Lawyers in Greensboro Reveal Common Application Mistakes
Brad Collins and Andrew Price are SSDI lawyers in Greensboro. They help disabled clients apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. It’s important to avoid common mistakes when applying for SSDI. Using Andrew and Brad’s combined 20+ years of experience as SSDI lawyers in Greensboro, we’ve compiled a list of those mistakes. How Do […]
Disability Lawyers in Charlotte, NC Congratulate Hannah Aspden
As Disability Lawyers in Charlotte, NC, we work with inspiring clients who live with significant disabilities and overcome challenges every day. Today, we want to highlight the grit and determination of a rising Queens University senior and US Paralympic Swimming athlete, Hannah Aspden. Hannah is competing in Tokyo now, swimming in daily meets through August […]
What is the Website for Social Security?
SSA Gov is the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) primary website. It’s visited by millions of people monthly for many purposes including checking their Social Security Disability and retirement benefits. Visitors also use SSA.Gov to update their address, request a replacement Social Security card and to submit applications online for some Social Security Disability claims. […]
Is Obesity a Disability? | Social Security Benefits Info
Overweight or obese individuals applying for Social Security Disability benefits do not qualify as disabled based on their weight alone. While a person’s weight, specifically a Body Mass Index (BMI) measurement greater than 30 qualifies them as ‘obese,’ no specific weight or BMI establishes obesity as a severe impairment within the Social Security Disability program. […]
