The listings are rules that apply to specific medical conditions. They direct a finding of “disabled”, meaning that Social Security must award disability benefits when the evidence shows the claimant has all of the necessary parts of a listing. The listings are meant to cover a wide range of physical and mental disorders. For example, […]
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There is a list of certain physical and mental medical conditions or illnesses which Social Security uses when evaluating disability claims. If you have a medical condition which is on that list, and which is proven by medical evidence you can be awarded benefits based on your medical conditions alone without demonstrating that you are […]
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