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Category Archives: Treatment & Compliance
Should You Discontinue Medical Treatment if your Primary Doctor has Released you from Care?
It is not a good idea to discontinue treatment. In fact, discontinuing medical treatment may prevent you from getting your benefits. If your doctor releases you from care and you feel that you still need ongoing medical treatment, it is … Continue reading
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Can you be Awarded Social Security Disability Benefits if you have Ever Used Drugs or Alcohol?
Yes, it is still possible to receive social security disability benefits if you have used illegal drugs or alcohol. The use of drugs and alcohol is definitely a factor that the state agency and an Administrative Law Judge will consider … Continue reading
Depression Treatment Essential When Filing for Disability Benefits
Every year millions of Americans are affected by depression. This debilitating mental illness can have a devastating effect. Some people lose their jobs, their families and even their lives. Applying for Disability Benefits Due to Depression For some people depression … Continue reading
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Getting Past Drug Addiction and Alcoholism Issues by Simply Telling the Truth
Once you get to the point of appearing at a Social Security hearing, you may have waited months if not years from the date of your original application. Most of your dealings with social security have been through paperwork and … Continue reading