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Consultative Exams (CEs): What Are They?

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After you’ve filed your application for Social Security benefits, you’ve received a letter in the mail notifying you that the Social Security Administration (SSA) is sending you out to a disability examination with a doctor.  The letter states it is to obtain medical information for a disability determination.  The examination has been arranged at SSA’s […]

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Make Sure your Doctor Really Does Support your SSD or SSI Disability Case

When making a decision to file either an SSD or SSI case, it is very important to have a doctor that supports what you are trying to do.  Having a doctor that truly believes that you are disabled because of your medical condition is the best thing for your case.  It will be his/her medical […]

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Not Going to a Social Security Disability Consultative Examination (CE) is a Mistake

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A Consultative Examination (CE) is a doctor’s exam that the Social Security Administration (SSA) or state Disability Determination Service (DDS) agency is paying for, and scheduling you for so that they have more medical evidence to evaluate your claim.  If the DDS or SSA has scheduled you for a CE it is essential that you […]

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