Our Social Security Disability Blog
Follow our Social Security disability blog to learn more about obtaining benefits in New Mexico. Our frequent posts offer helpful information and experienced perspectives about eligibility, the filing process, appeals, and much more
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How is COVID-19 Affecting Social Security Disability Claims? All Social Security offices and hearing offices are not allowing face to face service. Learn important updates about how coronavirus is affecting SSD claims. -
Lost Your Job Due to COVID-19 and Considering Disability? The coronavirus pandemic has many people fearful of the future. If you have lost your job, filing for Social Security disability may be in your best interest. -
4 Easy Steps To Figure Out Social Security Benefit Amount Your Social Security statement is extremely revealing, which is why I encourage everyone with questions to take a minute to look theirs up using these 4 steps. -
How to Qualify for SSDI Benefits for Diabetes If you suffer from diabetes, it may not be easy to get approved for SSDI benefits. Find out the ways that you can prove your disease qualifies you for benefits. -
SSDI Benefits for Your Spouse and Dependent Children If you’re eligible for SSDI benefits, your spouse and dependent children may also be entitled to benefits. Here, we explain the rules on when they’ll qualify. -
Mental Illness and Social Security Disability Mental and emotional battles can be just as crippling as physical struggles. Learn how seeking mental health treatment can strengthen your disability claim. -
Common Medical Conditions That Qualify for SSDI What are common disabilities that qualify for SSDI benefits? Here, we explain conditions listed in SSA’s Blue Book that are considered disabling. -
How to Apply for Social Security Disability Benefits Are you thinking about filing for SSDI benefits? In this article, read about how you can apply and the information you’ll need to complete the application. -
Social Security Disability Benefits for People Who Are Blind If you are blind, you may qualify for SSDI benefits. Find out when you are considered legally blind and how much you can work if you receive benefits. -
Checking a Social Security Disability Application Status You need to track the status of your SSDI application after you file it. Here we explain why this is important and how you can easily check on this.