Physical Conditions and SSD

Physical Disabilities

Are you unable to work and pay your bills?

At Edgar Snyder & Associates, we know that many serious diseases or disabilities affect a person’s ability to bring in a paycheck. You may struggle to make ends meet and feel at the end of your rope.

You may qualify for Social Security disability benefits if you suffer from any of the following diseases:

Trust our law firm to help you navigate the confusing Social Security system and get you the benefits you need. We can help you complete your application.

Physical Disabilities and Diseases and SSD Eligibility

There are certain criteria you must meet to be considered eligible for SSD or SSI benefits under the Social Security Administration.

Your physical disability or medical condition must:

Keep you from working full-time (or keep you from holding the job you used to do)
Have lasted, or is expected to last, at least one year
Be life-threatening (especially when diagnosed with other disorders or diseases)

Unfortunately, meeting those three criteria doesn’t mean you’ll automatically be approved. In fact, the SSA denies most initial applications.

Denied SSD Benefits?

If you applied for SSD or SSI benefits and your claim was denied, don’t give up. But you must act quickly. You only have 60 days to appeal. Otherwise, you have to start the process all over again.

Our law firm believes in putting your needs first. To the Social Security Administration, you’re just one of the millions who have submitted applications. We’ll take the time to get to know you and teach you about the steps involved in the process.

When you hire Edgar Snyder & Associates to win your appeal, we’ll keep you in the loop. We inform you about the choices you have to make along the way, what to expect, and the potential outcomes.

Plus, we have a proven track record of success. We win the majority of appeals for our clients. We’re here to give you peace of mind and protect your rights.

If we don’t win your appeal, you won’t owe us anything. When we say, “There’s never a fee unless we get money for you,” we mean it.