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Disabled veterans may be eligible for both Veterans Affairs (VA) disability payments in addition to Social Security disability benefits. This is because although both programs offer supplemental financing, they have different application requirements and processes. Some veterans may receive VA benefits before applying for Social Security, or alternatively may begin receiving Social Security disability while… Read more »

The Internet remains unaffordable for many in our community, and in the age of technology – particularly when dealing with a pandemic – it’s more important than ever. The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is a benefit program put in place by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to help ensure that all households can afford broadband… Read more »

Migraines are a common ailment that can be annoying at best and debilitating at worst. According to the American Migraine Foundation, more than 39% of men and women in the U.S. are affected by migraines; of these individuals, 90% are unable to work during a migraine, sometimes for days at a time. If you’re a… Read more »

As you prepare for your Social Security disability claim, an important tool you’ll want to keep in your toolkit is maintaining a detailed journal of your medical condition. While this may seem unusual at first, it can end up being helpful in winning your case for disability benefits. Most disability attorneys recommend that applicants take… Read more »

When applying for Social Security disability, a commonly asked question is: “Can my doctor put me on disability?” The short answer is no. However, your doctor can play an essential part in your case – detailed statements from your treating physician supported by objective medical evidence can carry some weight in a Social Security disability… Read more »